LAHORE, Jan 13 — Pakistan’s largest technology and innovation exhibition, ITCN Asia 2026, will be held from January 17 to 19 at Expo Centre Lahore, bringing together key players from the country’s digital, tech, and startup sectors. The event is organized by Ecommerce Gateway Pakistan with Tech Destination Pakistan as presenting partner, and is supported by the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) and the Special Technology Zones Authority (STZA).
Now in its 27th edition, ITCN Asia is expected to draw over 75,000 attendees, including more than 18,500 decision-makers, 850 government and industry leaders, and 100 foreign delegates from countries such as the United States, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Italy, and China. With over 800 booths and participation from 3,500 global brands including Google Chromebook, Samsung, Huawei eKit, and Corning, the exhibition is projected to generate upwards of USD 750 million in business opportunities.
The three-day event will spotlight sectors such as government technology, cloud computing, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, fintech, enterprise solutions, and startups. It will also serve as a platform for product launches, investment announcements, and business networking.
In addition to the exhibition, ITCN Asia will host multi-track conferences featuring policymakers, industry experts, and thought leaders. Discussions will focus on emerging technologies, digital governance, investment strategies, and export readiness, aimed at fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange across Pakistan’s innovation ecosystem.
According to Umair Nizam, Group Director of Ecommerce Gateway Group, the exhibition is designed to strengthen public-private partnerships and attract international stakeholders. He noted that institutional support from SIFC and STZA reflects Pakistan’s commitment to positioning itself as a competitive technology destination.
With a history spanning over two decades, ITCN Asia continues to play a central role in advancing Pakistan’s digital economy. The 2026 edition is expected to deepen global engagement and reinforce the country’s standing as a regional hub for technology and innovation.
