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Digital Public Services Integration: PSW and NITB Sign Milestone MoU Under World Bank DEEP Project

Officials signing digital services agreement

ISLAMABAD — In a major step toward centralizing Pakistan’s digital public infrastructure, the Pakistan Single Window (PSW) and the National Information Technology Board (NITB) have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This collaboration aims to accelerate the digitization and integration of citizen-centric public services into a single, cohesive national platform under the Digital Economy Enhancement Project (DEEP), funded by the World Bank. The joint effort will focus on eliminating administrative silos, optimizing backend workflows, and leveraging secure API frameworks to make cross-departmental government services instantly accessible to businesses and ordinary citizens alike.

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