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Digital Payments in Pakistan
EducationNewsPakistanTechnical SolutionsTechnology News
June 23, 2025
By Majeed

Digital Payments in Pakistan: Fueling Progress and Prosperity

In recent years, Pakistan has experienced a remarkable transformation in its financial ecosystem, driven primarily by the rapid adoption of digital payment solutions. As the country continues to embrace technological innovation, digital payments have emerged as one of the most influential…

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Eid ul-Adha 2025: A Festival of Faith, Sacrifice, and Unity
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June 5, 2025
By Zeeshan Ali

Eid ul-Adha 2025: A Festival of Faith, Sacrifice, and Unity

Introduction to Eid ul-Adha 2025 Eid ul-Adha, the Festival of Sacrifice, is one of the most significant Islamic holidays. In 2025, Muslims across the world will celebrate it from the evening of Friday, June 6, to the evening of Tuesday, June…

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Pakistan is making headlines around the world for a groundbreaking decision—allocating 2,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity to power Bitcoin mining operations and Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers. This bold move signals the country’s ambition to become a global digital powerhouse. But what does this really mean for the economy, the people, and the future? Why Pakistan Is Tapping Into Bitcoin Mining and AI Pakistan has been facing a long-standing problem—too much unused electricity. Power plants are running below capacity, leading to financial strain on the energy sector. Instead of letting this power go to waste, the government has found a new purpose for it. Bitcoin mining and AI data centers are known for using a lot of electricity around the clock, making them a perfect match for Pakistan’s energy surplus. The Role of Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) The Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC), a government-backed organization under the Ministry of Finance, is leading this digital transformation. With a mission to modernize the digital economy, PCC has opened doors for discussions with global crypto firms, blockchain innovators, and AI tech giants. The idea is to convert unused electricity into digital gold—literally. Finance Ministry’s Vision Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb believes this initiative is a turning point in Pakistan’s journey toward digital and economic transformation. His goal is to make Pakistan not just a participant, but a leader in the global digital revolution. According to him, this project will help generate billions in foreign investment and government revenue. Turning Surplus Power Into Profit Let’s break it down. Pakistan produces more electricity than it uses, especially during off-peak hours. This unused power still costs money to generate and maintain. Instead of bleeding cash, the country plans to sell this power to high-energy-consuming industries like Bitcoin mining. It’s like renting out empty hotel rooms that would otherwise sit idle. How Bitcoin Mining Uses Electricity Bitcoin mining is a complex digital process where computers solve cryptographic problems to validate transactions on the blockchain. The catch? It requires massive amounts of computing power—and thus electricity. That’s why mining farms are often set up in places where electricity is cheap and abundant. Pakistan, now, is one of those places. International Interest in Pakistan’s Digital Push Several global companies have already shown interest in setting up operations in Pakistan. Tech investors are exploring data center infrastructure, software development, and crypto mining hubs. Delegations from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia have visited Pakistan for feasibility studies. The low cost of energy and abundant land are major attractions. Pakistan’s Geographic Advantage Location matters. Pakistan sits at the crossroads of Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. This strategic position makes it ideal for digital data flow. It can serve as a regional hub for cloud computing and blockchain networks. That’s a huge competitive edge over countries like India or Singapore, where high land prices and rising energy costs are limiting growth. Boost to AI Infrastructure It’s not just about Bitcoin. AI data centers also require high-capacity electricity and advanced networking. Pakistan is now planning to support both these sectors together. The AI push aims to empower local innovation in cloud services, language models, automation, and national digital governance. It’s a dual-purpose plan—crypto plus AI. Digital Connectivity Upgrades The arrival of the Africa-2 Submarine Cable has boosted Pakistan’s global internet bandwidth. This 45,000 km fiber cable connects 33 countries and ensures faster, more reliable data transfer. For Bitcoin miners and AI developers, low latency and high bandwidth are critical. With this upgrade, Pakistan is now truly ready for digital business at scale. Creating Jobs and Economic Opportunities Let’s talk about people. These new digital industries aren’t just tech experiments—they create real jobs. From engineers and software developers to data analysts and electricians, the need for skilled professionals will skyrocket. Thousands of direct and indirect jobs are expected to emerge across provinces, uplifting communities and reducing brain drain. Pakistan’s Renewable Energy Potential While the current focus is on repurposing existing power plants, the second phase of the plan includes using green energy. Pakistan has a solar and wind energy potential of over 50,000 MW, especially in corridors like Gharo-Keti Bandar. This shift toward renewables will make crypto and AI operations more sustainable and environmentally friendly. Future Plans for AI and Blockchain Ecosystems The government isn’t stopping at electricity. The broader strategy includes tax breaks, duty-free imports for mining hardware, and relaxed regulations for digital companies. There’s also talk of a national crypto wallet for storing mined Bitcoin and a new Digital Assets Authority to oversee the industry. Blockchain innovation hubs and fintech zones are also on the horizon. Challenges and Criticism Of course, not everyone is cheering. Some experts have warned of potential pitfalls. For one, mining operations may stress local power grids if not managed carefully. Others point out that the best renewable sites are in the south, while cooling water for data centers is more available in the north. Transmission mismatches could become a real bottleneck. Conclusion Pakistan’s decision to allocate 2,000 MW of electricity for Bitcoin mining and AI centers is more than just a technical shift—it’s a signal of intent. It shows a country willing to innovate, adapt, and capitalize on global digital trends. With careful planning, transparent regulations, and international collaboration, Pakistan could very well become the next big destination for digital assets and AI infrastructure. The road ahead is long, but the first step has been taken with confidence. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 1. Why is Pakistan investing in Bitcoin mining and AI data centers? Pakistan is repurposing its surplus electricity to generate revenue, create jobs, and attract foreign investment by supporting energy-intensive industries like crypto mining and AI. 2. What is the Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC)? The PCC is a government-supported body that oversees crypto and blockchain innovation in Pakistan, working under the Ministry of Finance to drive this digital transformation. 3. Is Bitcoin mining legal in Pakistan now? While previously unclear, the government's latest move indicates a push toward regulated and legal crypto mining under an official digital asset authority. 4. How will this affect Pakistan’s energy sector? It could relieve the financial burden on power producers by monetizing unused electricity, but must be balanced with careful grid management to avoid overloads. 5. Will this benefit the average citizen? Yes, indirectly. The initiative is expected to create thousands of new jobs, encourage skill development, and boost the national economy through international revenue streams. Read more blogs: Alitech Blog www.hostingbyalitech.com Realancer is a flexible freelancing platform built for real life. Whether you want to work part-time, weekends, or just when you’re free, Realancer lets you offer services locally or remotely—on your own terms. Fair, flexible, and built for freelancers and clients alike. Join the Waiting List now: https://app.realancer.net/ Tags: Pakistan bitcoin mining 2025, Pakistan crypto energy plan, bitcoin mining with surplus electricity, AI data centers Pakistan, Pakistan blockchain strategy, crypto mining jobs Pakistan, PCC crypto council Pakistan, Pakistan renewable energy mining, Pakistan digital economy 2025, bitcoin mining investment Pakistan
NewsBitcoinCryptoPakistanTechnology News
May 26, 2025
By Zeeshan Ali

Pakistan Bitcoin Mining and AI Revolution: 2,000 MW Electricity Allocation Powers Digital Future

Pakistan is making headlines around the world for a groundbreaking decision—allocating 2,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity to power Bitcoin mining operations and Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers. This bold move signals the country’s ambition to become a global digital powerhouse. But…

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Sindh Declares May 28 Public Holiday to Mark Youm-e-Takbeer
PakistanNews
May 20, 2025
By Zeeshan Ali

Sindh Declares May 28 Public Holiday to Mark Youm-e-Takbeer

Introduction On May 28, 1998, Pakistan officially became a nuclear power. This historic moment is commemorated every year as Youm-e-Takbeer. In 2025, the Government of Sindh has announced a public holiday on this date to honor the occasion, signaling the significance…

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Binance Founder Zhao Appointed Strategic Adviser to Pakistan Crypto Council
PakistanTechnology News
April 8, 2025
By Zeeshan Ali

Binance Founder Zhao Appointed Strategic Adviser to Pakistan Crypto Council

Changpeng Zhao, popularly known as CZ, has officially joined Pakistan’s newly launched Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) as its strategic adviser. This development marks a major milestone in the country’s journey toward embracing digital finance, blockchain, and Web3 technologies. Who is Changpeng…

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Pakistan Introduces Zahanat AI: Its First Local AI Chatbot
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March 25, 2025
By Zeeshan Ali

Pakistan Introduces Zahanat AI: Its First Local AI Chatbot

Pakistan has marked a significant milestone in artificial intelligence with the launch of Zahanat AI, the country’s first homegrown AI chatbot. Developed by Mehwish Salman Ali, the co-founder and CEO of Data Vault and Zahanat AI, this project is a breakthrough…

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Eid al-Fitr 2025: Dates, Celebrations, and Traditions Around the World
PakistanNews
March 24, 2025
By Zeeshan Ali

Eid al-Fitr 2025: Dates, Celebrations, and Traditions Around the World

Eid al-Fitr 2025: Dates, Celebrations, and Traditions Around the World Eid al-Fitr, one of the most significant celebrations in the Islamic calendar, is approaching as Muslims worldwide prepare to mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan in 2025. This…

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Pakistan Launches Zahanat AI App to Train Youth in Artificial Intelligence
Artificial IntelligenceEducationPakistanTechnology News
March 20, 2025
By Zeeshan Ali

Pakistan Launches Zahanat AI App to Train Youth in Artificial Intelligence

Pakistan has taken a significant step toward digital transformation with the launch of Zahanat AI, a groundbreaking artificial intelligence (AI) platform designed to train youth in modern AI skills. The Federal Minister for Information Technology & Telecommunication, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, has…

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Google Wallet Set to Launch in Pakistan by March 2025
PakistanTechnology News
March 13, 2025
By Zeeshan Ali

Google Wallet Officially Launched in Pakistan

Google Wallet has officially launched in Pakistan, marking a significant milestone in the country’s digital payments landscape. The introduction of Google Pay, integrated with local banks and fintech companies, is set to revolutionize the way Pakistanis conduct transactions. With a growing…

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Ramadan 2025 is Expected to Begin in Pakistan on March 2
NewsPakistan
February 25, 2025
By Zeeshan Ali

Ramadan 2025 is Expected to Begin in Pakistan on March 2

Ramadan is one of the holiest months in Islam, observed by millions of Muslims worldwide. It is a time of spiritual reflection, self-discipline, and devotion. The beginning of Ramadan is determined by the sighting of the crescent moon, which can vary…

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