P@SHA to Elect New Central Executive Committee This Week

Pakistan Software Houses Association (P@SHA) will hold elections for its Central Executive Committee (CEC) on September 17, with 548 registered members eligible to vote.

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P@SHA Chairman Faces Revolt Ahead of Elections

Pakistan Software Houses Association (P@SHA) will hold elections for its Central Executive Committee (CEC) on September 17, with 548 registered members eligible to vote.

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  • After the elections, CEC members will elect the association's Chairman, Senior Vice Chairman and Vice Chairman.
  • The administration has set a target of increasing IT exports to $10 billion by FY2030.
  • Shaoib Khan and Muhammad Zohaib Khan, are additionally contesting the elections for CEC seats.
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In practice, a total of 17 candidates have been shortlisted for the elections. Members will elect 10 representatives to the CEC for a two-year term. Pakistan's IT Exports Reach All-Time High of $4.6 Billion.

In practice, the CEC will have seven members from the corporate category and three from the associate category, with two seats reserved for women.

Two former P@SHA chairmen, Dr. Shaoib Khan and Muhammad Zohaib Khan, are additionally contesting the elections for CEC seats.

Meanwhile, the elections come as P@SHA has faced leadership challenges in recent months, raising the importance of the new leadership at a time when Pakistan is seeking to expand its IT exports.

For context, the administration has set a target of increasing IT exports to $10 billion by FY2030. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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