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Pakistani Business and Media Bodies Hold Seminar on Future of Digital Media

FPCCI and PEMRA co-hosted a national dialogue on Pakistan's digital media landscape, with officials citing media's role during challenging times.

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— APP (Pakistan)

The Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) and the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) jointly organized a seminar on Thursday examining the future of Pakistan's digital media sector.

Speaking at the event, FPCCI President Atif Ikram Sheikh said that during periods of national difficulty, Pakistan's media and political leadership have historically played a responsible and constructive role, framing the seminar's discussions within that broader context.

National dialogue on digital media

The seminar, described as part of a “National Dialogue on Future of Pakistan's Digital Media,” brought together stakeholders from business and regulatory bodies to discuss the evolving digital media landscape in the country.

Such dialogues typically address issues including regulatory frameworks, industry growth and the responsibilities of media organizations operating in an increasingly digital environment, though specific outcomes or resolutions from Thursday's seminar were not detailed in available accounts.

The joint organization of the event by a leading business federation and the country's media regulator reflects ongoing efforts in Pakistan to bring together commercial and regulatory perspectives on the challenges facing the digital media industry.

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