Rishi Jaitly from Google Inc was in Pakistan on CIO Pakistan’s invitation to give a Keynote at the launch ceremony back in August. Garnering a wonderful response at the event, Rishi took at tour around Pakistan with Badar Khushnood, to try and get a better feel for Internet in Pakistan. Here’s the blog entry he posted on Google’s Public Policy Blog.

Rishi was the most senior representative from Google to have visited Pakistan and we’re hoping that this rolling stone will gather no moss and keep the visits and knowledge investment coming to this part of the world. I’m sure Rishi and others have been following Pakistan remotely but what they see through their screens is not as real as what he may have been able to experience here.

I’d like to send out a sincere thanks to Rishi Jaitly, Badar Khushnood for making the trip happen and a shout out to the countless people and organizations who worked to ensure that Rishi’s trip here yielded the best possible results.

6 Responses to Google Inc’s Rishi Jaitly writes about Pakistan

  1. Mohsin J. says:

    It was great event …Really glad to see some top internet people on the grounds of Pakistan

  2. [...] Go to the author’s original blog: Google Inc’s Rishi Jaitly writes about Pakistan [...]

  3. Salam Rabia – thanks a lot for your help all the way till here! Rasala Group’s help & support, as always, was unmatched! Let’s keep working together in bring the positive side of Pakistan to the limelight…

  4. Phil Cruver says:

    Two year old data from the Ministry of Education show over 200,000 K-12 schools in Pakistan.

    The telecommunication industry in Pakistan has experienced a major shift over the last couple of years with WiMAX network deployments proliferating. Wateen Telecommunications now has coverage in 22 cities..

    The national infrastructure exists and e-learning technologies, employing broadband streaming video, are ready for prime time. It is only a matter of time until millions of students in Pakistan will be opening a “Window to the World” for new ways of learning and communicating.

  5. Indian Girl says:

    The national infrastructure exists and e-learning technologies, employing broadband streaming video, are ready for prime time. It is only a matter of time until millions of students in Pakistan will be opening a “Window to the World” for new ways of learning and communicating.

  6. Indian Girls says:

    The telecommunication industry in Pakistan has experienced a major shift over the last couple of years with WiMAX network deployments proliferating. Wateen Telecommunications now has coverage in 22 cities..

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