COAS, PCC chief discuss blockchain, AI at GHQ

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Rawalpindi: Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, met with Bilal Bin Suqib, CEO of Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) at the General Headquarters (GHQ) at a high level meeting to discuss the country’s digital future.

The debate is based on taking advantage of blockchain, cryptocurrency, and artificial intelligence in which a flexible digital economy has been created, which emphasizes the emphasis on empowering the youth of the country.

This engagement has shown Pakistan’s deep commitment to emerging technologies as a key tool for long -term economic stability and global competition. In this digital change, the engagement and leadership meeting of the youth was a focal topic.

“The Pakistan Crypto Council is present because our youth demand a seat on the global tech table,” Saqib said. “We are building for a generation that looks at digital finance, decentralization, and AI as threats, but as a nation’s guidance, innovation and development opportunities.”

Saqib shared key updates about the progress of the PCC, which includes a visit to the World Liberty Financial delegation and to create a digital skilled and global competitive breed of Binens, Changping Xiao, International Cooperation, and youth -based approach.

He presented an outline of a future -visible roadmap that aims to accelerate innovation in the growing digital financial ecosystem of Pakistan and unlock widespread opportunities.

In a key development associated with these efforts, the Finance Ministry on Wednesday unveiled a comprehensive strategy to manage digital assets and accelerate the development of Pakistan’s virtual asset economy.

According to an official statement issued by the ministry, as part of the move, the government has confirmed the formation of a dedicated institution-Pakistan digital assets authority (PDAA).

Federal Finance Minister Mohammad Aurangzeb said: “Pakistan stands at the doorstep of a digital change. With the establishment of Pakistan Digital Asset Authority (PDAA), we are committed to creating a safe, modern and comprehensive environmental system for virtual assets.”

He added, “Our vision is to keep Pakistan as a regional leader in blockchain regulation, digital finance, and responsible innovation, which empowers our youth and attracts global investment.”

It is expected that PDAA will manage 300 billion informal crypto markets, facilitate national assets and public debt tokens, provide legal clarification to global and local investors, and enable Pakistan’s additional power to the regulatory bitcoin mining.

In addition, the purpose of the authority is to promote the best methods of innovation, ensure economic participation, and empower young and startups on a scale blockchain -based solution.

As part of a broader national strategy, Pakistan also plans to allocate some part of its additional electricity to Bitcoin mining and AI data centers, and is positioned as a regional center for digital infrastructure.

This engagement has already emerged before the departure of the BitCoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas, where he will talk on the stage with cryptocurrency, blockchain infrastructure, and AI world leaders.

The program shows high -level participants, including US Vice President JD Venus, Eric Trump, Donald Trump Jr., Bo Hans, Executive Director of the Presidential Council on Digital Assets, Bo Hyns. David Six, White House AI and Cryptozar; Michael Seller, Executive Chairman and Co -Founder of Micrusty. Senator Cynthia Lomes, US Senate. And Brian Steel, Member of Congress, US House of Representatives.

Saqib said, “With the support of the national leadership, we are now doing a decisive move. He added,” The youth of Pakistan are not only future participants – they are the drivers of today’s change. Our mission is to give them tools, education and platforms to guide them globally. “

The Pakistan Crypto Council has continued to work as a national force for crypto policy, innovation, empowering youth, and international engagements in crypto and blockchain.

There are more than 50 million crypto consumers in Pakistan, with more than $ 300 billion annually. This country is permanently in the top 5 to adopt a global crypto, which reflects its strong lower level engagement with digital assets. Of the 240 million population, 70 % of Pakistan is under 30 years old.

Pakistan is very proud of the most favorable population for adopting crypto, which is one of the emerging markets for blockchain and digital finance innovation. Pakistan is also the third largest freelance market in the world, showing its dynamic and business digital workforce.

Every year, more than 50,000 graduates of IT enter the manpower, which increases the growing pond of the country’s country, which is ready to innovate and participate in the global digital economy.