NIC Karachi Forms Women In Technology Council Led By Fizzah Khan To Empower Women In Tech

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NIC Karachi has established the Women in Technology Council, an initiative aimed at strengthening inclusion, leadership, and innovation within Pakistan’s technology ecosystem. The council is led by Fizzah Khan and brings together a network of women professionals and leaders committed to contributing to the growth and development of the technology sector. The formation of the council reflects a structured effort to create more collaborative opportunities for women in technology while supporting long term ecosystem development through shared expertise and engagement.

The council includes a diverse group of experienced professionals from across different areas of technology and leadership. Among the members are Sadaf Shaikh, Sidra Shakeel, Naumeena Suhail, Nida Athar, Rabia Saleem PMP, Sarah Munir, Ambreen Kokab S., and Sheema Siddiqui. Their participation represents a broad mix of industry experience and professional backgrounds, contributing to a collective platform focused on dialogue, collaboration, and strategic engagement. The inclusion of these members highlights NIC Karachi’s focus on building a strong and diverse network that supports knowledge sharing and professional growth within the technology ecosystem.

As an ongoing initiative, the Women in Technology Council reflects NIC Karachi’s continued commitment to empowering women in the technology sector. The platform is designed to foster collaboration among professionals while encouraging participation in innovation driven activities across the ecosystem. Through regular engagement and shared initiatives, the council aims to strengthen the role of women in shaping technological development and contributing to industry level progress. The initiative also emphasizes sustained involvement, ensuring that discussions and collaborations translate into meaningful contributions to the broader tech landscape.

The council is supported by a network of ecosystem partners including Tech Destination Pakistan, Ministry of IT and Telecommunication Pakistan, Ignite National Technology Fund, LMKT, LuckyOne Mall, and Orbit Ventures. These affiliations highlight the interconnected nature of Pakistan’s innovation ecosystem and the role of multiple stakeholders in supporting inclusive growth. The formation of the council under NIC Karachi adds to ongoing efforts aimed at expanding participation within the technology sector, with a focus on leadership development, innovation support, and ecosystem strengthening through continuous engagement and structured collaboration.

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