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Pakistani technology firms showcase AI products in Abu Dhabi

Five technology companies are participating at AI Everything Global 2026 in a pavilion supported by the Pakistan Software Export Board.

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Pakistan presented products from five domestic technology companies at AI Everything Global 2026 in Abu Dhabi on 6 October. A pavilion supported by the Pakistan Software Export Board features AI-based data intelligence, surveillance, sales and sovereign-AI solutions.

Pakistan’s Press Information Department said the event brings together more than 500 exhibitors and 150 investors from 70 countries. The same release puts Pakistan’s IT exports to the UAE at $376 million in FY2024–25 and $536 million in FY2025–26; these annual values are figures reported by the government.

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Pakistani companies in pavilion5
Event scopeMore than 500 exhibitors; 150 investors; 70 countries, per PID
IT exports to UAE, FY2024–25$376 million, per PID
IT exports to UAE, FY2025–26$536 million, per PID
Export comparisonAnnual fiscal-year values, as reported by government
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