Pakistan Signs 5 Major MoUs and Secures 300+ Business Leads at London Tech Week 2025
London Tech Week 2025 proved to be a game-changer for Pakistan’s growing tech industry, as the country signed five strategic Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) and generated over 300 qualified business leads, significantly boosting global visibility and tech export potential.
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According to the Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB), these developments align with the national goal to establish Pakistan as a competitive global technology hub. The effort was spearheaded by the Ministry of IT & Telecom, in partnership with TDAP, and is expected to result in $1.55 million in immediate business wins from UK and European markets, particularly in AI, fintech, SaaS, and digital health.
🇵🇰 Pakistan Pavilion Draws Global Attention
The Pakistan Pavilion, featuring 14 of the country’s leading tech companies, showcased innovation in:
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Software Development
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Cybersecurity
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BPO Services
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Web & Mobile App Development
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Cloud Computing
Enterprise buyers, tech investors, and global media praised the Pavilion for its professionalism and market-ready solutions.
🌍 ‘Think Tech, Think Pakistan’ Campaign Creates Buzz Across London
The “Think Tech, Think Pakistan” branding campaign took over major areas of London with:
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50 branded black cabs serving as mobile billboards
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High-impact digital screens in key business zones like Oxford Street and Canary Wharf
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A viral social media challenge that received thousands of entries, offering prizes including a trip to Lahore
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🤝 High-Level Engagements with UK Tech Leaders
Outside the main exhibition, Pakistan’s delegation held B2B meetings and exclusive roundtables with top UK-based executives and investors. These sessions were supported by the Pakistan High Commission and the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO).
Key participants included:
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CEOs of Starling Bank, Haruko, and Immuneff
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Leading VCs such as Sturgeon Capital and Cur8 Capital
Talks focused on scaling Pakistani startups, expanding cross-border investment, and creating long-term partnerships in digital services and financial technology.
🌐 Pakistan’s Digital Future Looks Bright
These outcomes reflect years of groundwork by PSEB and other stakeholders to integrate Pakistan’s tech sector into global supply chains. With enhanced international exposure and solid new leads, Pakistan is positioning itself as a serious player in the global digital economy.
