The next big thing

[Pakistansdefender]

I am really quite excited.

 

[Maula Jatt]

These techies sound annoying af

But we can tolerate them if they can bring money

 

[Baz2020]

Bhaio aata cheeni bus

Choro yeh startup

Who is going to use the services?

 

[Bilal.]

Bhaio aata cheeni bus

Choro yeh startup

Who is going to use the services?

Same Pakistanis who buy 2-3 billion dollar worth of mobiles, hundreds of thousands of cars and billions worth of property with on money (premium) each year.

 

[DJ_Viper]

I am really quite excited.

Great initiative. Someone needs to do some fact checks. The presenter b.s'd with some statistics, especially the healthcare ones.

 

[Bilal.]

I am really quite excited.

Waiting for their IPOs. Opportunity to make millions.

 

[blueazure]

Bhaio aata cheeni bus

Choro yeh startup

Who is going to use the services?

paisa traditional kaam mei hi hai


( after my experience with tech startups )

 

[Baz2020]

paisa traditional kaam mei hi hai


( after my experience with tech startups )

Thats true fot pakistan yes

Aata cheeni becho paisa hi paisa.

Same Pakistanis who buy 2-3 billion dollar worth of mobiles, hundreds of thousands of cars and billions worth of property with on money (premium) each year.

Why would they use pakistani services when they can use big international brands

 

[Desprado]

We are dam happy with half baked tech guys in our industry? Look our competitors Kenya and Nigeria, which is getting giving 80 million dollar average inflows due to tech alone.

 

[Bilal.]

Thats true fot pakistan yes

Aata cheeni becho paisa hi paisa.

Why would they use pakistani services when they can use big international brands

Localized user experience. Watch what the guys said in the program and why international investors have poured hundreds of millions into it.

 

[Khan_21]

Bhaio aata cheeni bus

Choro yeh startup

Who is going to use the services?

US is a global leader because of startups and such ventures. Imagine the amount of creativity , employment and innovation it will bring.

 

[zn426]

Having been well-connected and acquainted with the people working hard in Pakistani start-ups, I can say that they are going to play an immense role in driving Pakistan forward.
For those complaining that they're "chore" or who's going to use the services-typically you will see enormous returns of capital from startups, and as a whole the start-up mentality drives more people to seek success in business, which is ALWAYS a good thing.
I suppose you could have small businesses just selling small arms or going to Qur'an only instead? How has that worked out?