Telecom equipment repair centre established
The Express Tribune • • 1 min read

According to The Express Tribune, IT and Telecom Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja opened Huawei's nationwide spare parts repair facility in Islamabad on Thursday. The facility is intended to develop repair capabilities within the country, lessen dependence on services abroad and bolster the nation's telecom infrastructure. The report did not disclose the centre's capacity, cost or staffing.
At the ceremony, Shaza Fatima said the Digital Nation Pakistan initiative rests on building a skilled workforce ready for the future, able to compete and generate value in international markets. She argued that the country is shifting from simply using technology to designing, constructing and exporting digital solutions, driven by the talent and creativity of its people. Her remarks focused on skills development rather than on the repair facility itself.
At a glance
- Huawei's spare parts repair centre in Islamabad was inaugurated by Shaza Fatima Khawaja.
- The centre is intended to cut reliance on overseas repair services.
- Shaza Fatima said Pakistan is moving from technology consumer to exporter of digital solutions.
Originally reported by The Express Tribune
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