The government has decided to establish Pakistan’s first Pakistan Council of Digital Economy as part of its efforts to strengthen the country’s expanding digital sector.

The initiative is aimed at creating an institutional framework to support digital businesses and accelerate the growth of the digital economy.

According to official sources, the Pakistan Digital Authority is preparing to form a separate council for digital businesses, structured on the lines of a chamber of commerce. The proposed council is expected to act as a formal platform representing digital companies operating across different segments of the economy.

The Prime Minister is expected to inaugurate the Pakistan Council of Digital Economy once the initial framework is finalized. The main objective of the council will be to bring digital companies together on a single platform to address common challenges and opportunities within the sector.

The council will facilitate coordination between the government and private digital companies, focusing on consultations related to online business issues, regulatory frameworks, taxation, and policy development. Through this platform, private sector input will be incorporated into decision-making processes related to the digital economy.

Officials said the Pakistan Digital Authority has already held consultations with around 40 private digital companies. The move is intended to ensure greater private sector participation in promoting the digital economy and to create a more supportive environment for digital innovation and investment in Pakistan.

Honor has officially confirmed its new smartphone lineup, the Win series, after months of speculation. The company teased the new brand on its Weibo account by posting a teaser image filled with the word “WIN” and announcing a communication event for the e-sports-focused phones on December 16.

The event’s slogan, “Exceptional Strength, Born to Win,” highlights the performance-first direction of the series.

Honor will use the Win series to replace the Honor GT lineup, which debuted last year. The next device that many expected to launch as the Honor GT 2 will instead arrive under the Win branding. Leaks say the lineup will include two models: the Honor Win and the Honor Win Pro.

Leaks also claim both phones will use a rectangular camera module that carries Win branding and a triple-camera setup. The standard Honor Win is rumored to launch in beige, black, white, and cyan. The Win Pro is expected to add a built-in cooling component aimed at improving thermals to support longer gaming sessions.

Expected Specs

On the hardware side, the Honor Win is expected to run on the Snapdragon 8 Elite, while the Win Pro may use the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. Both phones are tipped to feature a 1.5K OLED display, a 50MP main camera, and an enormous 8,500 mAh battery with 100W fast charging.

With the launch event scheduled for tomorrow, Honor is framing the Win series as its new performance-focused line for mobile gaming and high-performance users, marking the end of the GT era and the start of a new chapter for the brand.