ProPakistani is Pakistan's largest independent news publisher. A leader in technology and telecom, it lends the same expertise in its comprehensive coverage of business, the automotive industry, technology, startups, sports, and other news.
Founder and Chairperson
Aamir Attaa has over ten years of experience in reporting, journalism, and breaking news in the tech and telecom sectors.
Chief Content Officer
Aadil Shadman studied in the UK and joined ProPakistani in 2015. He is a crucial member of the core team that led ProPakistani’s explosive growth towards becoming the country's top digital publisher.
Director & Chairman Board of Directors
Usman Yousuf is a UAE-based entrepreneur, angel investor, and business advisor with business interests in Pakistan. He works closely with the London Stock Exchange Group in London and the Levant to prepare businesses for public offerings and private placements.
Director & Chief Brand Officer
Shayan Mahmud is the Managing Partner of Eikon7 – a multinational advertising agency focused on digital marketing that spans Eastern Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Pakistan.
Director
Umayr Abbasi is a Managing Partner at APCO and has extensive experience in the real estate sector. He has worked in the sales and marketing divisions of multiple organizations in the UK.
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The government imposed a baffling 19.5% tax on internet users in 2015. ProPakistani led an industry-wide effort against the move resulting in the government withdrawing the tax within weeks.
Our 2016 analysis on the tragic PIA PK661 crash was cited by the Civil Aviation Authority in a hearing in the Parliament of Pakistan.
The idea to register all SIMs against CNIC cards and deactivate all others to was originally proposed in a 2012 opinion piece on ProPakistani.
Our 2016 report on the low quality of fuel in Pakistan spurred the government to urgently resolve the matter, ending up in the introduction of RON92 and higher fuel in Pakistan.
Our 2015 report was the catalyst for the PTA to address the issues of poor revenues, high taxation and regulatory hurdles in the telecom sector. we highlighted. PTA now plans on setting a price floor and has already obtained powers to regulate laws deemed anti-competitive.
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