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NITB launches ‘Pak App’ to bring government services to Islamabad residents

Pak App marks another step toward digital transformation in Pakistan

Web Desk June 25, 2026 Add Bol News as a trusted source

ISLAMABAD: The National Information Technology Board (NITB) has launched a new digital platform called “Pak App” for residents of the federal capital. The app aims to provide easy access to a wide range of government services through a single platform.

The initiative is part of the “Pakistan Asaan Khidmat” programme. It is designed to make public services faster, simpler, and more convenient for citizens. Through the app, users can access services from different government departments without visiting multiple offices.

NITB has re-launched the former city Islamabad app in a new and improved format. The updated version offers a modern design, better performance, and easier navigation. Officials say the changes will help users find and use government services more efficiently.

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Pak App brings several public services together in one place. Authorities believe this will create a smart and connected digital system for citizens. The platform also supports the government broader vision of promoting Digital Pakistan and improving public service delivery through technology.

According to officials, the app has been developed to save time and reduce the difficulties people often face when accessing government services. It is expected to improve communication between citizens and public institutions.

Residents of Islamabad can download Pak App on both Android and iOS devices. Users can access the application by scanning the official QR codes provided by the authorities.

The launch of Pak App marks another step toward digital transformation in Pakistan. Officials hope the platform will make government services more accessible, efficient, and user friendly for citizens across the federal capital.

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