Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif met with Minister of State and Chairman of the Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, Bilal bin Saqib. The Prime Minister instructed that Pakistan’s digital economy be boosted and investor confidence increased by swiftly activating a comprehensive, world‑class regulatory regime for virtual assets. Shahbaz Sharif emphasized the need for targeted programs to train youth in emerging technologies, especially artificial intelligence and digital finance, aligning the country’s workforce with future demands. Bilal bin Saqib briefed the Prime Minister on the transition of the Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority to an operational regulator and the launch of a regulatory sandbox. The briefing highlighted ongoing innovations in AI‑driven payments and regulated virtual‑asset services, and noted that national institutions, talent, and the regulatory framework are being prepared for the next wave of economic transformation.
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