Jazz has introduced affordable UAE Data Roaming Bundles for Pakistani travelers, offering high-speed data and unrestricted VoIP services like WhatsApp, Messenger, and FaceTime. The bundles, available in three options, provide hassle-free connectivity for travelers, complementing Jazz’s extensive roaming portfolio and ensuring seamless communication in the UAE.
Jazz has expanded its Digital Pakistan Fellowship Programme to LUMS, empowering students to lead conversations on technology and innovation. This initiative will help raise awareness of technology’s role in Pakistan’s development and contribute to a digital transformation. The programme also offers opportunities for tech journalism across various platforms.
The company will prioritize consumer connectivity, financial services, enterprise solutions, entertainment, infrastructure, and AI-driven solutions.
Jazz has invested over Rs33 billion in Pakistan’s digital ecosystem in 2024, focusing on sectors such as telecom, fintech, and data centers. These efforts have resulted in 25% revenue growth, strengthening its role in the country’s digital transformation. The company also contributes Rs97 billion to Pakistan’s national economy.
Jazz has reported $1 billion in revenue for the first nine months of 2024, marking a strong recovery after two years of underperformance. The company’s success is attributed to its pivot to a ServiceCo model, digital transformation efforts, and expansion in fintech services like JazzCash.
VEON’s Jazz has partnered with Standard Chartered Bank to establish a regional availability zone through its enterprise solutions arm, Garaj. This collaboration aims to enhance SCB’s operational resilience and customer experience by providing advanced data center services in Pakistan, reinforcing both companies’ commitment to digital transformation.
Jazz is set to phase out its 3G services by November 2024, becoming Pakistan’s first telecom operator to do so. This transition is part of the “4G for All” initiative, aimed at enhancing mobile broadband access and improving communication infrastructure to support digital transformation and economic growth in the country.
Veon subsidiary Jazz has secured a PKR75 billion (US$270 million) loan to expand its infrastructure and transition from a telecom company to a technology services provider. The credit facility, led by The Bank of Punjab, is the largest long-term private sector syndicated credit facility in Pakistan, enabling Jazz to enhance digital infrastructure and invest in cloud, software, and financial services.
Jazz, Pakistan’s leading digital operator, in partnership with AT&T, has launched Pakistan’s first VoLTE roaming services in the US. This service ensures superior voice quality and faster call setup for Jazz customers traveling to the US, especially since AT&T has discontinued its 2G and 3G services.
Jazz CEO Aamir Ibrahim praised SBP and PTA for their role in promoting digital and financial inclusion in Pakistan during the WEF’s ‘Spotlight Pakistan Day’ webinar, highlighting the success of initiatives like AMA and Raast.
