In a landmark meeting at GHQ, Field Marshal Asim Munir extended support to the Pakistan Crypto Council’s digital and AI mission, reinforcing Pakistan’s strategic pivot towards a tech-driven economy. The focus is clear: empower the youth, regulate innovation, and harness digital potential for economic growth.

The meeting with PCC CEO Bilal Bin Saqib marks a defining moment in Pakistan’s shift towards blockchain, cryptocurrency, and AI. Munir’s endorsement signals a growing alignment between state institutions and the country’s digital transformation goals.

Bilal shared updates on PCC’s journey, including strategic partnerships, upcoming global representations, and youth-centric digital empowerment plans. With over 50 million crypto users and $300 billion in annual trade volume, Pakistan’s grassroots crypto movement is now receiving institutional momentum.

The newly announced Pakistan Digital Assets Authority (PDAA) is poised to regulate the sector, facilitate asset tokenization, and legalize Bitcoin mining using surplus energy. The aim is clear: turn Pakistan into a regional hub for blockchain finance and AI infrastructure.

As global tech leaders prepare for the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas, Pakistan is stepping onto the international stage. Bilal Bin Saqib’s invitation to speak reflects Pakistan’s rising status in the global crypto and AI conversation.

With 70% of the population under 30 and 50,000 IT graduates entering the workforce each year, Pakistan’s youth are not waiting for the future—they are defining it. The PCC’s mission is to give them the tools to lead, build, and export innovation to the world.

The country’s crypto story is no longer just a grassroots revolution. With national backing, clear policy direction, and global engagement, Pakistan is laying the foundation to become a leader in decentralized innovation.

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