Pakistan tech organisations win 11 ASOCIO Digital and AI Awards

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Pakistani technology organisations won 11 categories at the ASOCIO Digital and AI Awards 2026 held in Jakarta.

JAKARTA/ISLAMABAD: Pakistani technology organisations have secured recognition in 11 categories at the ASOCIO Digital and AI Awards 2026, presented during the ASOCIO Digital Summit and AI Awards 2026 held in Jakarta on October 6.

The Pakistan Software Houses Association for IT and ITES (P@SHA) congratulated the Pakistani organisations honoured at the event, which brought together top IT and technology talent from 26 countries.

A Pakistan delegation from P@SHA attended the international event. The delegation comprised P@SHA Chairman Dr Shoab A. Khan, ASOCIO Vice Chairman and P@SHA CEC Member Muhammad Zohaib Khan, and P@SHA Manager Special Initiatives Zain Tariq.

Competing with leading technology organisations from 26 economies across the Asia-Oceania region, Pakistani enterprises received awards across 11 distinct categories. P@SHA described the achievement as a significant milestone for Pakistan’s technology ecosystem and a reflection of the country’s growing role in digital transformation and artificial intelligence.

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Information Technology Board (KPITB) received the Digital Government Award, Remire won the Talent Development Award, and Symmetry Group Limited secured the Global Business Service Award.

In the artificial intelligence categories, SecureBeans won the AI in Cybersecurity Award, Planetbeyond Pakistan received the AI for Public Good Award, and CARE was recognised with the AI in Education Award.

DxVision AI earned the AI in Healthcare Award, Sybrid won the AI in Smart Agriculture Award, and Unikrew Solutions secured the AI in Financial Services Award. Geekinn Private Limited was awarded for AI in Workforce and Future Skills, while SMART IS (Private) Limited won the AI in Manufacturing/Supply Chain Award.

“This monumental achievement is a testament to the relentless innovation, resilience, and world-class capability of Pakistan’s technology sector,” said Dr Shoab Khan, Chairman of P@SHA.

“Winning across 11 diverse categories against fierce competition from 24 economies demonstrates that Pakistan is no longer just participating in the global tech landscape – we are actively driving the future of digital transformation and applied artificial intelligence. These organisations have done Pakistan proud, showcasing the true depth and potential of our IT ecosystem to the world,” he added.

P@SHA said the ASOCIO honours placed a global spotlight on talent and cutting-edge solutions emerging from Pakistan’s IT sector and underscored its growing contribution to the international technology industry.

The Asian-Oceanian Computing Industry Organization (ASOCIO) is a federation of ICT industry associations representing economies across Asia and Oceania. Its annual awards recognise excellence in digital innovation, technological advancement and IT adoption across the region.

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