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VEON Group’s $10.9 Billion Investment Boosts Pakistan’s Digital Economy

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Published April 19, 2025
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Jazz’s parent company reaffirms commitment to Pakistan’s digital transformation at Leaders In Islamabad Business Summit 2025.

Key Takeaways:

i) VEON Group, through its subsidiary Jazz, has invested over $10.9 billion in Pakistan.

ii) This investment aims to strengthen Pakistan’s digital ecosystem.

iii) VEON plans to continue investing, focusing on becoming a services-oriented company.


Islamabad, Pakistan – April 19, 2025 – VEON Group CFO, Burak Ozer, speaking at the Leaders In Islamabad Business Summit (LIIBS) 2025, highlighted the company’s significant investment in Pakistan’s digital infrastructure. Ozer stated that VEON, via its subsidiary Jazz, has invested over $10.9 billion in the country. This investment underscores VEON’s commitment to strengthening Pakistan’s digital ecosystem and fostering economic growth.

Jazz’s direct digital revenue exceeding 25% demonstrates the success of the Digital Operator 1440 strategy.

Ozer further elaborated on VEON’s future plans for Pakistan, emphasizing the group’s intention to continue investing in the country. The focus will be on transforming into a services-oriented company, aiming to revolutionize Pakistan’s digital landscape. This strategic shift is expected to create new opportunities and contribute to the country’s economic development.

Ozer stated that VEON, via its subsidiary Jazz, has invested over $10.9 billion in the country. This investment underscores VEON’s commitment to strengthening Pakistan’s digital ecosystem and fostering economic growth.

Jazz’s direct digital revenue exceeding 25% demonstrates the success of the Digital Operator 1440 strategy. The company’s goal is to address unmet customer needs in crucial sectors such as healthcare, financial services, education, and entertainment. By delivering essential digital solutions tailored to evolving demands, Jazz aims to support sustainable business growth and contribute to the overall advancement of Pakistan’s digital economy.

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