KARACHI:Aug 12,2026: The Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with JazzWorld Pakistan Limited (JWPL) to make digital and enterprise solutions more affordable for businesses across Pakistan.
Under the agreement, JazzWorld will offer a 30% discount on its digital and enterprise solutions to FPCCI member trade bodies and their individual members. The initiative aims to help businesses adopt modern technology at lower costs.
FPCCI President Atif Ikram Sheikh said the partnership would bring practical digital solutions closer to the business community. He said the initiative would particularly support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), small traders and women-led businesses.
He added that better access to technology can help businesses improve productivity, competitiveness and operational efficiency. It can also support greater formalisation across the private sector.
Mian Zahid Hussain, Chairman of the Policy Advisory Board of FPCCI, said digital transformation had become an economic necessity for Pakistan. He noted that many SMEs still face difficulties in accessing affordable connectivity, digital tools and modern business services.
Hussain said FPCCI represents 307 trade bodies and more than one million business houses across Pakistan. He added that the partnership could help extend modern digital services to a large number of businesses.
Shahzad Rasheed, President of Enterprise Solutions at JazzWorld Pakistan, welcomed the agreement. He said the company was committed to supporting Pakistan’s business community, particularly SMEs.
He added that JazzWorld would provide reliable, secure and cost-effective digital and enterprise solutions. These services can help businesses improve productivity and compete more effectively in domestic and international markets.
Both organisations said the partnership supports the government’s vision of a digital and paperless economy. They said combining FPCCI’s extensive business network with JazzWorld’s technology and connectivity solutions could improve documentation, transparency and efficiency.
The partnership is expected to encourage more businesses to adopt digital tools while supporting Pakistan’s broader digital transformation and economic formalisation.