By Web Desk 
Pakistan’s Ministry of Information Technology has announced plans to resolve the ongoing internet speed issues plaguing the country within the next three months. This development is expected to provide relief to millions of users, including businesses heavily reliant on stable internet connectivity for their operations.
The slow internet speeds in recent months have disrupted several sectors, including e-commerce and digital education. Officials attribute these problems to infrastructure challenges, coupled with increased demand for bandwidth.
To address the issue, the government is prioritizing the deployment of high-speed fiber-optic networks and collaborating with private stakeholders.
For Pakistan’s burgeoning IT sector, improved internet speed is a critical requirement. Industry professionals have noted that enhancing digital connectivity will support the country’s ambitions of increasing IT exports and encouraging startups to thrive. With these upgrades, Pakistan aims to position itself as a competitive player in the global tech market