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Govt Eyes Launching Tokens to Invest in Property Market

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Govt Eyes Launching Tokens to Invest in Property Market

The Pakistani government is considering launching digital tokens to invest in the property market, aiming to boost the country's digital economy. Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb and Pakistan Digital Authority Chairperson Dr. Sohail Munir met to discuss ways to expand the nation's digital economy. They explored developing a framework to support the responsible adoption of digital technologies and create new investment opportunities.

The meeting also centered on leveraging digital platforms to enhance financial services and investment accessibility. Aurangzeb suggested updating existing regulations to align with technological advancements and emerging business models. They contemplated simplifying digital account opening procedures to encourage broader participation in the capital market.

The discussion also touched upon improving data exchange among government bodies and utilizing technology and artificial intelligence in policymaking and planning. Aurangzeb stressed the importance of practical and scalable initiatives to reduce inefficiencies, enhance finance accessibility, and strengthen Pakistan's digital capabilities.

He also advocated for ongoing collaboration among relevant institutions to advance digital reforms and promote a technology-driven economy.

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