The question of slow internet speed in Pakistan was addressed in the National Assembly, where the parliamentary secretary for information technologies gave clarification on the issue.
During the session presided over by Vice-President Ghumlam Mustafa, members of the Assembly raised concerns about the slow internet service in the country. The discussion took place during questions, highlighting the growing frustrations of users.
Responding to the concerns, the parliamentary secretary of IT Sabheen Ghoury assured at home that the Internet speed would improve in the middle of the year. She also announced that the launch of 5G services was also planned for the same period.
She explained that several factors contribute to the slowdown in internet connectivity in the country. However, efforts are underway to solve these problems and improve the global digital infrastructure.
During the session, the MNA Agha Rafiullah expressed its frustration with regard to the bad internet service, the MNA Agha Rafiullah expressed its frustration against the bad internet service, declaring that the download of a video had become a challenge. Likewise, MNA Shagufta Jumani has referred to an earlier remark by the PPP president, Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, noting with humor that some mysterious “fish” always seem to target and damage Pakistan Internet cables.
The discussion highlighted the persistent connectivity problems encountered by users across the country while reaffirming the government’s commitment to resolve them in the coming months.
