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December 19, 2025 (MLN): Pakistan urgently
needs to adopt Artificial Intelligence in a strategic manner to drive national
development, improve governance, and modernize the country’s information
ecosystem, said a press release issued.
The views were expressed by Parliamentary Secretary for
Information & Broadcasting Barrister Danyal Chaudhry while delivering the
keynote address as Chief Guest at the AI X Future Summit 2025 held at Bahria
University, attended by educators, policymakers, media professionals, and
students.
Addressing the gathering, he said Artificial Intelligence is
no longer a distant or theoretical concept but a defining force of the present
with transformative potential for Pakistan’s economy, governance, and
information landscape.
He pointed out that under the National Economic
Transformation Plan (Uraan Pakistan 2024–2029), the government is prioritizing
digital innovation and technology-driven governance as core pillars of national
progress.
He noted that AI offers significant opportunities to enhance
transparency, efficiency, and inclusivity in public institutions, particularly
in areas of information dissemination, media regulation, and citizen
engagement, adding that its responsible use can strengthen public service
delivery.
The Parliamentary Secretary also highlighted the evolving
role of media in the AI era, stating that while AI can help combat
misinformation and build public trust, it also demands strong ethical
frameworks, regulatory oversight, and close collaboration across sectors.
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