Local innovation has global relevance
As countries navigate the future of tax administration, sharing practical solutions and learning from one another is more important than ever. The REMIT tax team recently showcased Digital Eye at the ICTD Conference on “Future of Tax Reforms: Whole of Government Digitalization, Tax Data Exchange and AI,” presenting Pakistan’s experience to an international audience of […]
Discussions on how a UK tech solution can be adapted and implemented in Pakistan
What began as a conversation at London Tech Week has now progressed into operational discussions on how a UK tech solution can be adapted and implemented in Pakistan As part of REMIT’s efforts to build UK–Pakistan technology partnerships, we facilitated an engagement between Begini, a UK fintech specialising in SME credit assessment, and Pakistan’s SME […]
Launch of the Capacity Building Programme with the Geological Survey of Pakistan
Following the successful launch of the Capacity Building Programme with the Geological Survey of Pakistan (GSP), the International Geoscience Services UK team has completed the first phase of training for GSP officials and technical experts through an intensive two-week coaching and knowledge-transfer programme. The training focused on strengthening technical capabilities in geophysics, including airborne geophysical […]
REMIT at the Pakistan Tech Forum, House of Lords
REMIT was honored to participate in the Pakistan Tech Forum held at the House of Lords during London Tech Week 2026, in partnership with the Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB). Hosted by Lord Qurban Hussain and Mr. Rashid Iqbal CEO Pakistan Britian Business Council , the forum convened investors, technology leaders, and industry experts to […]
London Tech Week spotlighted the future of AI
London Tech Week spotlighted the future of AI, fintech, digital infrastructure, and global technology collaboration. On the sidelines, REMIT brought together investors, venture capitalists, financial advisors, and technology companies for a high-level Investor, Venture Capital & Financial Advisory Roundtable focused on strengthening UK Pakistan investment and innovation partnerships. The discussion highlighted Pakistan’s growing strengths as […]
Organized by REMIT, in collaboration with Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB)
Last night in London, the room was buzzing with energy, ideas, and opportunity as UK and Pakistani businesses came together for the B2B Opportunities, Investment & Trade Roundtable during the London Tech Week. Organized by REMIT, in collaboration with Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB) Ministry of IT and Telecommunication Pakistan and UK’s Department of Business […]
REMIT aims to create the right network
“In just four years, 110 million people in Pakistan gained access to banking. The digital infrastructure is live, the regulators are engaged, and the founders are building. The opportunity now is, who will become the foundational partners in this growth story.” These words by Pakistan’s minister of IT, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, set the tone for […]
London Tech Week begins today
London Tech Week is the UK’s flagship technology festival, uniting founders, global enterprise leaders, investors, and policymakers to showcase how technology transforms business and society. FCDO- funded REMIT is working in collaboration with the Government of Pakistan, alongside MoITT, PSEB, DBT, UK to move Pakistan’s technology engagement with the UK from visibility to commercial traction. […]
We don’t always see systems. But we feel them every single day!
When institutions are well aligned or when decisions are data-driven, it impacts all of us: businesses, citizens, investors, and the economy at large. REMIT has been extensively supporting the Prime Minister’s Economic Governance Reforms (PMEGR) framework designed to turn Pakistan’s economic governance priorities into measurable actions. The PMEGR is about building stronger systems across 59 […]
The OECD Compliance Risk Management Framework’s Quiet Reshaping of Tax Compliance in Pakistan
For decades, Pakistan’s tax audits asked the wrong question. They asked who is in front of us, rather than who should be. Case selection ran on a mixture of parametric criteria, computerized balloting, tax collector discretion, and the path of least resistance — which often meant returning to the same taxpayers who were easiest to […]