Dr. Shoaib Arif's visionary leadership has been the secret sauce powering the success of NASTP. His dedication and strategic direction have propelled the IT industry forward in Pakistan. The collaborative efforts of Dr. Shoaib Arif and the NASTP team are truly commendable, paving the way for groundbreaking advancements in technology and aerospace. Their collective masterpiece is reshaping the landscape of innovation in Pakistan
Dr. Shoaib Arif, esteemed and respected by all, is an inspiration to his colleagues. Working alongside him has been both an honor and a valuable learning experience. I wish him continued success in all his future endeavors. Ameen.
Dr Shoaib is the torch bearer for establishing this much-needed eco-system for collaborations of tech industry, academia and public sector. Establishing self-sustainable Tech Parks is the way to go for Pakistan to revive its economy and Dr Shoaib knows this business exceptionally well. Kudos and keep up the good work
Sir shoaib has made remarkable contribution to the establishment and growth of NASTP. Transforming it from a small initiative to a nationwide presence is indeed an impressive feat. Its wonderful to see such dedication and impact in the realm of science and technology advancement.
The host needs to read about India's IT exports composition as well as the composition of the Indian IT industry. He is stuck in the 1990s. India runs the major GCCs (Global Capability Centers) of all large global banks. For example, just JP Morgan has more than 70,000 employees in India that run the entire technology to banking processes for JP Morgan. Hence, the name GCC. Similarly, State Street, Citibank, Wells Fargo, RBS, DBS, Northern Trust, UBS, Credit Suisse, Barclays, HSBC, Macquarie, Commerce Bank of Australia etc run their core banking processes from India. Japanese and Korean banks too. Equally big is the IT services vertical and the running and ongoing development of major products of all major global tech companies like Google, Meta, Oracle, IBM, Microsoft, Adobe and hundreds of others. The R&D space and the edtech, fintech, agritech, foodtech etc are all spaces that are thriving. India is where it is because of many decades of effort and execution. Just talking doesn't work.
Dr. Shoaib Arif's visionary leadership has been the secret sauce powering the success of NASTP. His dedication and strategic direction have propelled the IT industry forward in Pakistan. The collaborative efforts of Dr. Shoaib Arif and the NASTP team are truly commendable, paving the way for groundbreaking advancements in technology and aerospace. Their collective masterpiece is reshaping the landscape of innovation in Pakistan
Dr. Shoaib Arif, esteemed and respected by all, is an inspiration to his colleagues. Working alongside him has been both an honor and a valuable learning experience. I wish him continued success in all his future endeavors. Ameen.
Dr Shoaib is the torch bearer for establishing this much-needed eco-system for collaborations of tech industry, academia and public sector. Establishing self-sustainable Tech Parks is the way to go for Pakistan to revive its economy and Dr Shoaib knows this business exceptionally well. Kudos and keep up the good work
No doubt ..... Dr Shoaib's vision and contribution to NASTP's growth will be written in words of gold. He is an asset for Pakistan....
His knowledge and experience were invaluable. It was an honor to learn for him.
Kudos to Dr Shoaib and his team.
Sir shoaib has made remarkable contribution to the establishment and growth of NASTP. Transforming it from a small initiative to a nationwide presence is indeed an impressive feat. Its wonderful to see such dedication and impact in the realm of science and technology advancement.
The host needs to read about India's IT exports composition as well as the composition of the Indian IT industry. He is stuck in the 1990s. India runs the major GCCs (Global Capability Centers) of all large global banks. For example, just JP Morgan has more than 70,000 employees in India that run the entire technology to banking processes for JP Morgan. Hence, the name GCC. Similarly, State Street, Citibank, Wells Fargo, RBS, DBS, Northern Trust, UBS, Credit Suisse, Barclays, HSBC, Macquarie, Commerce Bank of Australia etc run their core banking processes from India. Japanese and Korean banks too. Equally big is the IT services vertical and the running and ongoing development of major products of all major global tech companies like Google, Meta, Oracle, IBM, Microsoft, Adobe and hundreds of others. The R&D space and the edtech, fintech, agritech, foodtech etc are all spaces that are thriving. India is where it is because of many decades of effort and execution. Just talking doesn't work.