Pakistan Taps Bilal Bin Saqib for Crypto Role
Pakistan PM names WLFI's Bilal Bin Saqib as special assistant on blockchain and crypto to boost digital asset strategy.
- Bilal Bin Saqib appointed special assistant on blockchain and crypto
- A strategic step to expand Pakistan’s role in digital assets
- Highlights growing government interest in crypto innovation
In a significant development, Pakistan’s Prime Minister has appointed Bilal Bin Saqib, an advisor at the World Leaders Forum International (WLFI), as his special assistant on blockchain and crypto. This appointment signals a serious intent by the government to dive deeper into the evolving digital economy.
Saqib, known for his active role in global tech and philanthropy, brings a fresh perspective to Pakistan’s blockchain strategy. His new role involves advising the government on crypto regulations, adoption policies, and building a sustainable digital ecosystem. With countries around the world exploring blockchain-based solutions, Pakistan’s move aligns it with the global shift toward decentralized technologies.
Strengthening the Digital Asset Framework
Bilal Bin Saqib’s appointment is more than just symbolic — it sets the tone for a broader national framework. The government aims to create a more welcoming environment for blockchain innovation, including regulatory clarity for crypto businesses, development of decentralized finance (DeFi) infrastructure, and potentially launching national blockchain projects.
This move also reflects Pakistan’s response to the rising interest among its youth and tech-savvy population in crypto trading and blockchain use cases. By appointing a dedicated assistant on blockchain, the country seeks to streamline its policies and foster innovation in fintech and digital assets.
Pakistan Embraces the Crypto Era
Pakistan’s embrace of blockchain technology signals a larger trend in emerging markets where governments are beginning to recognize crypto’s potential to transform finance, governance, and economic participation. With Saqib in this pivotal role, stakeholders can expect a more structured and strategic approach to crypto integration in Pakistan.
From exploring Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) to blockchain-based public services, Pakistan is now positioning itself on the crypto map with clear intent. This appointment could mark the beginning of a new era in the country’s digital economy.
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