The IT minister praised Founders 2.0 for developing a cutting-edge facility for tech startups to grow and thrive from while greatly enhancing Pakistan’s startup ecosystem.
With the debut of its first location in Karachi, the brand-new co-working space Founders 2.0 has now made more than 15,000 seats available in the market nationwide. The Sindh IT Minister, attended an exclusive dinner that was hosted by Founders 2.0 to commemorate its vision.
The IT minister praised Founders 2.0 for developing a cutting-edge facility for tech startups to grow and thrive from while greatly enhancing Pakistan’s startup ecosystem.
“Founders 2.0 seems to be a dynamic and promising project. Pakistan needs more progressive facilities such as this one to facilitate the young entrepreneurs and thriving tech startups of Pakistan.” said Minister.
“I hope they are successful in realising their vision of fostering growth and synergies across the tech industry, especially in these turbulent economic times. We’ll keep supporting their initiatives “Added she. At the dinner, Habib Paracha, a Hollywood film producer, and other well-known political figures and leaders included Pir Muhammad Sadiq, Chairman of the Luari Pak Group, and Pir Noorullah, Special Assistant to Chief Minister Sindh.
One of the few unicorn founders in the nation right now, Jonas Deizun, a former co-founder of the Razor Group, which raised more than $1 billion, attended the event.
Beam, a tech startup based on generative AI, is being developed by Jonas and his team. So and work out of Founders 2.0’s private offices in Pakistan.
Several members of the corporate community and the startup community also attended the launch, including Rabeel Warraich, Founder and CEO Sarmayacar, Jamil Mughal, CEO of Mcdonalds and Director at Lakson group, Hassan Khan, Founder of Trax, Rafay Sheikh, CEO of Dunkin, Akbar Jaffer, CEO ASSL and Jaffer Group, Owais Shaikh of Hubpay, Raza Afzal, co-founder of Truck it in, Kassim Shroff and Ahsan Kidwai, founders of Krave Mart, Muneeb Maayr, founder of Bykea etc.
Founders 2.0, despite being a new player on the market, claims that the opening of their first office in Karachi will change the co working space in Pakistan.
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