Pakistan’s prime minister, Shehbaz Sharif, has directed ministries to complete necessary measures by November to advance projects with Alibaba Group, a Chinese tech giant. The initiative focuses on applying artificial intelligence and digital tools to exports and public services. This cooperation marks a new phase in Pakistan’s technology collaboration with China, building on their existing partnership in energy and transport infrastructure. The agreements were signed during Sharif’s recent visit to Alibaba’s headquarters in Hangzhou, China. The projects aim to enhance digital trade and public service delivery, aligning with Pakistan’s broader goals to modernize its economy and improve technological capabilities. The timeline for completion is set for November, with the expectation that these initiatives will contribute to economic growth and innovation in the country. The collaboration underscores the strategic importance of technology in Pakistan’s development plans and its commitment to strengthening international partnerships.