Key Points
- Poland expresses readiness to support Pakistan’s digital transformation
- Embassy highlights cooperation in innovative and future-oriented technologies
- Statement follows Pakistan’s record 480 MHz IMT spectrum auction
- Expanded spectrum expected to strengthen 4G services and enable 5G rollout
ISLAMABAD: Felicitating Pakistan on the 5G auction, Poland has offered support for digital transformation and expressed interest in strengthening cooperation in innovative and future-oriented technologies.
The Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Islamabad said Pakistan’s recent spectrum auction marked an important step toward the next phase of digitalisation and technological advancement.
“Poland looks forward to supporting Pakistan’s digital transformation and strengthening cooperation in innovative and future-oriented technologies,” the embassy said in a message posted on its official X account.
Congratulations to Pakistan on the 5G spectrum auction – this is a major step towards the next phase of digitalisation 🇵🇰 👏
Poland looks forward to supporting 🇵🇰 digital transformation and strengthening cooperation in innovative and future-oriented technologies 🇵🇱🤝🇵🇰@ShazaFK https://t.co/CzdfYAlAcg
— PLinPakistan (@PLinPakistan) March 12, 2026
The statement reflects growing international interest in Pakistan’s digital sector as the government moves to expand connectivity and develop next-generation telecommunications infrastructure.
Pakistan recently concluded the first phase of what officials described as the country’s largest International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) spectrum auction, involving about 480 MHz of spectrum aimed at expanding high-speed connectivity across the country.
Officials say the additional spectrum will significantly enhance the capacity and quality of existing 4G services and establish the technological foundation required for the 5G network.
Fifth-generation mobile technology is widely expected to support advanced digital applications, including artificial intelligence, smart infrastructure, industrial automation and high-speed data services.
The development forms part of Pakistan’s broader push to accelerate digital transformation, expand broadband access and strengthen the country’s technology ecosystem as demand for data and digital services continues to grow.
