Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb met a business delegation from the Sajwani Group to discuss digital finance collaboration.
During the meeting, both sides reviewed global developments in tokenisation, artificial intelligence, blockchain, and emerging digital infrastructure technologies.
They explored ways these technologies could strengthen Pakistan’s financial system while remaining fully compliant with existing legal frameworks.
The visiting delegation expressed strong interest in supporting the Government of Pakistan through advisory services, technical expertise, and capacity building.
Key areas included tokenisation of real-world assets, blockchain-based platforms, artificial intelligence solutions, and modern digital infrastructure implementation.
Participants highlighted that adopting global private-sector best practices could significantly improve transparency, efficiency, and overall governance within Pakistan’s financial ecosystem.
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They also noted these technologies could expand investor access, enhance financial inclusion, and ensure compliance with national laws and regulations.
Discussions occurred as Pakistan continues assessing the responsible use of emerging financial technologies across sovereign and private financial sectors.
Recently, the government has evaluated compliant blockchain infrastructure for real-world and sovereign assets to modernise Pakistan’s capital markets effectively.
Both sides agreed careful adoption of these tools could deepen capital markets, attract foreign investment, and promote sustainable economic growth.
Senator Aurangzeb welcomed the delegation, emphasizing the government’s commitment to responsible innovation, strong governance, and adherence to existing regulations.
The delegation, including Amira Hussain Sajwani and senior industry leaders, may continue discussions as Pakistan evaluates digital tools further.
