KE Chairman, Fahd discuss role of technology
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Business Recorder reported that K-Electric Chairman Shaheryar Chishty called on Fahd Haroon, who serves as minister of state and the prime minister's special assistant on digital media, at his Islamabad office on Wednesday. The two men exchanged views on K-Electric and on how technology can improve service delivery. Col Shaukat Ali (retd), who leads the chairman's inspection unit at K-Electric, also attended.
The discussion also covered shifts in the media and digital sphere, plus the environment that supports business and investment in Pakistan. Opportunities arising from the country's growing technology ecosystem were also on the agenda, along with other shared concerns. The published account did not mention any decisions, agreements or figures from the meeting.
At a glance
- K-Electric Chairman Shaheryar Chishty met Fahd Haroon in Islamabad on Wednesday.
- The two discussed the role of technology in improving K-Electric's service delivery.
- No decisions, agreements or figures from the meeting were reported.
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