JazzWorld's Teknosys wins five awards at P@SHA ICT Awards 2026
Teknosys, JazzWorld's software intelligence arm, took home two gold and three merit awards, including recognition for its FikrFree and ROX products.

Teknosys, the software intelligence arm of JazzWorld, won two Gold Awards and three Merit Awards at the P@SHA ICT Awards 2026, held in Islamabad, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The company's FikrFree product won Gold in the Banking, Insurance & Finance category, while ROX took Gold in the Media & Entertainment/Game of the Year category. Three additional products, Meridian, Whispr and Onboarding Buddy, received Merit Awards, including recognition in the Big Data Analytics category.
The P@SHA ICT Awards recognize achievements in Pakistan's information and communications technology sector. Teknosys' showing across multiple categories reflects the company's work spanning financial technology, entertainment and data analytics products.
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- JazzWorld’s Teknosys wins two gold, three merit awards — APP (Pakistan)
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