Dr. Umar Saif, the Caretaker Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication, stressed the federal government's dedication to improving the telecom sector in Pakistan throughout his check out to the head office of the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). He revealed the extension of the nationwide roaming center to freeways and nationwide highways, intending to offer much better connection for tourists.
Dealing with obstacles dealt with by the sector, Dr. Umar Saif worried the significance of timely actions to deal with customer grievances connected to telecom operators. He proposed developing a system to enhance the PTA's function in promoting public well-being and social efforts, with the hope that a Telecommunication Tribunal would accelerate dispute resolution.
Revealing the requirement for digital connection, the minister highlighted the requirement of offering digital centers to the general public, highlighting the function of innovation in getting in touch with the digital world.
Dr. Umar Saif guaranteed the complete assistance of the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication (MoITT) to PTA for its regulative efforts, stressing the significance of investment-friendly policies and allowing regulative structures. He applauded the PTA's efforts in boosting the telecom sector and checked out the National Telecom Security Operations Center (NTSOC) to acquire insights into its operations.
Dr. Umar Saif's see highlighted the federal government's dedication to advancing the telecom sector in Pakistan through regulative procedures, attending to difficulties, and promoting investment-friendly policies. The extension of nationwide roaming centers and the proposed facility of a Telecommunication Tribunal show the federal government's devotion to boosting connection and fixing concerns in the quickly progressing digital landscape.
