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Daraz and Extreme Commerce join hands to empower local sellers through E-Commerce education KARACHI, Pakistan: Daraz has partnered with Extreme Commerce Pakistan’s first EdTech for e-commerce and digital trade. The partnership will help Daraz sellers to expand their enterprise further and improve their online selling skills. Extreme Commerce’s vision is to make Pakistan a global e-commerce back-office hub which aims at developing a national ecosystem through inspiring and empowering entrepr...

Pakistan Moves Closer to Train One Million Youth with 100+ eCommerce and Digital Skills Enabling people to bring at least an additional US$1 billion each year into the Pakistani economy through E-Commerce skills by 2025. Karachi, Pakistan, February 05, 2021 --(PR.com)-- Pakistan has a large labour force that stands among the top 10 largest labour forces in the world, and it’s growing day by day. To create adequate employment opportunities for them is a huge challenge. On the other hand, emp...

Top Story January 23, 2021 ISLAMABAD: The World Economic Forum in its recent publication The Future of Jobs has identified digital skills as one of the key areas of growth in the coming years. The digital skills have also been termed as the essential key to the jobs of tomorrow. E-commerce and digital trade have emerged as the top priority for technology adoption among companies in Pakistan. 91pc of the companies have identified it as the most essential skill set required in the next five year...

Our correspondent ISLAMABAD: The World Economic Forum in its recent publication The Future of Jobs has identified digital skills as one of the key areas of growth in the coming years. The digital skills have also been termed as the essential key to the jobs of tomorrow. E-commerce and digital trade have emerged as the top priority for technology adoption among companies in Pakistan. 91pc of the companies have identified it as the most essential skill set required in the next five years. Big dat...

Top Story January 22, 2021 ISLAMABAD: The World Economic Forum in its recent publication ‘The Future of Jobs’ has identified digital skills as one of the key areas of growth in the coming years. The digital skills have also been termed as the essential key to the jobs of tomorrow. E-commerce and digital trade have emerged as the top priority for technology adoption among companies in Pakistan. 91pc of the companies have identified it as the most essential skill set required in the next fiv...

The World Economic Forum's (WEF) recent publication 'The Future of Jobs' has identified digital skills as one of the key areas of growth in the coming