1. Develop a national framework for ethical and transparent Artificial Intelligence (AI) deployment, ensuring all public and private applications meet standards for accountability, fairness, and data protection.
2. Prioritise investment in digital infrastructure, including fibre-optic expansion and spectrum optimisation, to support large language models and high-capacity AI systems.
3. Reform taxation policies that currently restrict digital growth by introducing technology-specific exemptions or incentives for innovation, connectivity, and local telecom providers.
4. Encourage local telecommunications enterprises through simplified licensing and shared-spectrum models to increase rural connectivity and reduce dependence on a few major operators.
5. Promote AI governance focused on inputs rather than only outputs, treating data quality, ethical use, and inclusivity as national assets alongside financial capital.
6. Launch nationwide re-skilling and up-skilling initiatives in data science, AI, and digital literacy to prepare the workforce for rapid technological transformation.
7. Ensure technology neutrality in regulation, enabling multiple digital solutions to coexist without bias toward specific platforms or providers.
8. Establish technology marketplaces and innovation zones to attract domestic and foreign investment in AI applications, start-ups, and connectivity solutions.
9. Introduce basic regulations on data privacy, confidentiality, and monetisation, coupled with clear guidance on data ownership and cross-border data flows.
10. Integrate AI-based predictive models into national risk-reduction and climate-adaptation strategies, using big data to improve disaster preparedness and environmental monitoring.
11. Promote inclusive digital development, ensuring that marginalised communities, women, and youth benefit equally from AI and connectivity initiatives.
12. Create a multi-stakeholder AI and digital governance council ass outlined in “Pakistan’s National AI Policy, 2025” involving government, academia, industry, and civil society to monitor ethical standards and coordinate digital policy implementation.