This initiative, organized by the Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB) in collaboration with the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) and the Pakistan Software Houses Association (PASHA), aims to explore opportunities within the Irish tech market.
The PSEB, TDAP, and PASHA have established the “Tech Destination Pakistan” pavilion at the Dublin Tech Summit, inviting Pakistanis living in Dublin and across Ireland to visit during the conference. According to PSEB, the summit is a prime opportunity to showcase Pakistan’s IT potential, highlighting the innovation and expertise of its exhibitors and delegates. To support participation in this significant international event, PSEB is also providing subsidies to the participating IT firms.
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According to the PSEB, organizing international delegations is a crucial strategy to promote growth and development in Pakistan’s IT industry. These events are essential for attracting investment, facilitating knowledge sharing, fostering networking opportunities, and driving business development.
The Dublin Tech Summit (DTS), recognized as Europe’s fastest-growing tech festival, will be held at the RDS in Dublin. Over the past seven years, DTS has become a pivotal event in the international tech scene, attracting some of the world’s largest tech companies to Dublin, which serves as the EMEA base for many of them. The two-day conference aims to continue its tradition of bringing together a global community of innovators, thought leaders, and influencers.
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Last year, a Pakistani IT delegation headed by PSEB participated in the Dublin Tech Conference, where the Pakistani pavilion attracted considerable attention. Furthermore, the Pakistan Embassy, in conjunction with the Pakistan-Ireland Business Conference, organized a Pakistan-Ireland B2B tech conference to promote partnerships and collaboration within the IT sector.