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Six Pakistani firms to showcase at FinTech | The Express Tribune
Deputy High Commissioner commends the participation of Pakistani fintech companies
SINGAPORE:
The Pakistan Pavilion was officially inaugurated at the Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) 2025 on Wednesday by Deputy High Commissioner and Charge d’Affaires Salman Mehmood, according to an official statement.
Speaking at the ceremony, Mehmood commended the participation of Pakistani fintech companies and encouraged them to capitalise on the global platform to form international partnerships, attract investment, and promote Pakistan’s fast-growing technological capabilities.
A delegation of six leading Pakistani fintech firms is representing the country at this year’s event, underscoring Pakistan’s rising profile as an emerging player in the global fintech arena. Their participation reflects Pakistan’s growing engagement with Singapore’s vibrant fintech ecosystem and its commitment to expanding its footprint in the digital economy.
Running from November 12 to 14, 2025, the Singapore FinTech Festival is among the world’s largest gatherings of financial technology leaders, innovators, investors, regulators, and policymakers. The 2025 edition features over 600 exhibitors and 41 international pavilions, providing a dynamic platform to explore developments in fintech, digital finance, and emerging technologies.
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