Yasir Aslam

ICT consultant at Jazz Business

[Jazz Business @JazzBusiness]

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[Jazz Business @JazzBusiness]

Jazz Business partners with LUMS Centre for Entrepreneurship (LCE) to support Pakistan’s startup ecosystem. LCE will shortlist ideas for Jazz Business to evaluate for potential integration with its technology foundation.

#JazzBusiness #LUMS

[Jazz Business @JazzBusiness]

Through our new partnership with Elephant Healthcare, we are expanding access to diagnostic technology across Pakistan. Integrated directly into ElephantOS, patients can now receive care at their local facilities.

#JazzBusiness #EnterpriseSolutions #HealthTech #DigitalPakistan

[Digital Pakistan Official @DigitalPK_offcl]

@jazzpk hits 1,000 live 5G sites nationwide, expanding to 10 cities. “Our focus is faster speeds & reliable connectivity,” said @kazimmujtaba , as Jazz targets 2,500 sites by year-end.

[Digital Pakistan Official @DigitalPK_offcl]

@aamir_ibrahim01 has joined @NETSOLTech Board of Directors, bringing 30+ years of leadership across digital services, automotive and finance to support the company's next phase of global growth.

[Aamir Hafeez Ibrahim @aamir_ibrahim01]

A throwback to something I recorded last year.

A year later, it feels worth revisiting.

In just twelve months, the technology landscape has moved at remarkable speed. @nvidia has crossed the $5 trillion mark. Anthropic has emerged as one of the world’s most valuable AI companies. @SpaceX has entered a new chapter.

We haven’t stood still either.

Over the past year, we’ve become @jazz_worldpk - not simply with a new name, but with a broader ambition. We’re building an ecosystem that brings together digital platforms, financial services, health, insurance, and AI to create more value for customers.

The world doesn’t stand still. Neither should we.

Looking back at this video, I’m grateful for the journey so far and even more excited about what’s ahead.

https://t.co/W6JU8EO8iE

[Yasir Aslam @Yasir_pcba]

RT @DigitalPK_offcl: The Telecom Amendment Bill has sparked intense debate. Here's a closer look at what’s being proposed, why Right of W…

[Aamir Hafeez Ibrahim @aamir_ibrahim01]

The debate around the Telecom Amendment Bill is welcome. However, much of the discussion has overlooked the central issue the proposed Right of Way amendments are intended to address.

Pakistan’s connectivity challenges are, at their core, infrastructure challenges. Fiber cannot be laid, towers cannot be deployed, and networks cannot be expanded without resolving the Right of Way bottlenecks that have frustrated operators and slowed digital progress for years. These are not abstract regulatory concerns - they translate directly into slower deployment, weaker coverage, and underserved communities.

The proposed amendments seek to address this long-standing challenge by creating a clearer and more predictable framework for telecom infrastructure deployment. Much of the current criticism has been driven by the perception that the reforms are aimed at individual citizens and homeowners. That is not the intent of the proposal. The objective is to address barriers that have slowed infrastructure rollout and limited connectivity expansion.

As with any legislation, the language can and should be refined through the parliamentary process. Legitimate concerns should be debated, improvements should be considered, and the final law should be strengthened through that process.

But the broader objective should not be lost. Expanding connectivity requires investment, infrastructure deployment, and regulatory frameworks that support both. In that regard, the effort to address long-standing Right of Way challenges is both necessary and overdue.

The @MoitOfficial deserves credit for bringing this issue forward and initiating an important conversation on one of the most persistent barriers to Pakistan’s digital progress. The focus now should be on improving the bill where needed while keeping sight of the broader goal: better connectivity for all Pakistanis.

[Aamir Hafeez Ibrahim @aamir_ibrahim01]

Pakistan recorded the largest reduction in the mobile ownership gender gap among countries surveyed by @GSMA, while the mobile internet gender gap narrowed from 25% to 8% in just one year.

This progress belongs to many. My thanks to the @GovtofPakistan, @MoitOfficial, @PTAofficialpk, @Zongers, @Ufone, @telenorpakistan, development partners, and all stakeholders who have helped make digital inclusion a national priority.

When more women are connected, the benefits extend far beyond connectivity - to education, healthcare, financial inclusion, entrepreneurship, and economic opportunity.

The progress is real. Now we must sustain the momentum.

[Aamir Hafeez Ibrahim @aamir_ibrahim01]

Met with the Prime Minister yesterday alongside fellow business leaders.

Expressed gratitude for the progressive spectrum policy and auction, a genuine commitment to strengthening Pakistan's digital economy.

The next step is to accelerate Pakistan's digital transformation. Rationalise broadband taxes and back a mass-scale smartphone instalment programme. More Pakistanis online means more productivity, more freelancers, more IT exports. Affordable connectivity is a key economic driver. The upcoming budget needs to make this happen.

@JazzCash and @MobilinkBank remain committed to doubling down on the cashless economy. Every digital transaction brings the informal sector in and grows the tax base. Better revenues, better citizen services.

@CMShehbaz @GovtofPakistan @Financegovpk @MoitOfficial
@StateBank_Pak #DigitalPakistan

[Yasir Aslam @Yasir_pcba]

Aamir Ibrahim on JazzWorld’s Telco-to-ServiceCo Transformation, 5G Strategy, and Digital Inclusion - Telecom Review TV https://t.co/DKy6VZ1b9x

[Aamir Hafeez Ibrahim @aamir_ibrahim01]

Earlier this week in China, I spent time at Yiwu’s wholesale marketplace and a perfume manufacturing facility.

What stood out wasn’t just the scale. It was the combination of technology, infrastructure, and people working together with remarkable precision.

China’s advantage isn’t technology alone. It’s the ability to apply technology through millions of skilled people operating at scale across factories, supply chains, and marketplaces.

As Pakistan looks ahead, that’s a lesson worth reflecting on. Our future will be shaped not by the technologies we adopt, but by what our people do with them.

[Aamir Hafeez Ibrahim @aamir_ibrahim01]

Proud of the focus, discipline, and resilience with which the JazzWorld teams continue to deliver consistent growth and long term value creation.

In Q1 2026, we crossed PKR 130 billion in revenue, strengthened margins, expanded our digital ecosystem, and continued investing in the infrastructure and platforms shaping Pakistan’s digital future.

Today, @jazz_worldpk serves more than 100 million customers across connectivity, fintech, entertainment, insurance, cloud, health, gaming, and digital lifestyle platforms all anchored in one purpose: enabling a Better Life For All through technology.

[Aamir Hafeez Ibrahim @aamir_ibrahim01]

At the Pakistan Conference @Harvard, I spoke about @JazzCash’s journey toward becoming a homegrown fintech unicorn - reflecting Pakistan’s potential to build digital platforms at scale while advancing financial inclusion for millions.

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