- Countries:
- Pakistan
- Topics:
- Internet & Telecoms, Industry
- Languages:
- English
“It's true that Pakistan faces some serious challenges, but if, as a nation, it can keep providing a service for outsourcing IT skills internationally even while bullets are flying, that's a good sign for the future,” comments Alamzeb Khan.
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