Pakistan Launches First ‘Dematerialised Digital Identity Card’
Pakistan has officially launched its first ‘Dematerialised Digital Identity Card,’ a landmark step toward modernizing national identification and improving public service delivery. The new digital ID card aims to replace traditional physical identity documents, offering enhanced security, convenience, and integration with various government services.
Officials explained that the dematerialised digital ID will allow citizens to access banking, healthcare, taxation, and other services through a secure digital platform. The initiative is part of Pakistan’s broader digital transformation strategy, which seeks to streamline administrative processes, reduce fraud, and increase efficiency in public service provision.
The government emphasized that the digital ID card incorporates advanced encryption and authentication technologies, ensuring that personal data is protected from misuse. Citizens will be able to use the card via mobile applications or secure portals, reducing the need for physical paperwork and visits to government offices.
Experts hailed the launch as a significant milestone, noting that it aligns Pakistan with global trends in digital identity management. The move is expected to facilitate e-governance, financial inclusion, and improved access to essential services for millions of Pakistanis.
خلاصہ (اردو میں):
پاکستان نے اپنا پہلا ‘ڈی میٹریلائزڈ ڈیجیٹل شناختی کارڈ’ جاری کر دیا ہے۔ یہ کارڈ شہریوں کو محفوظ اور آسان ڈیجیٹل خدمات تک رسائی فراہم کرے گا اور کاغذی دستاویزات کی ضرورت کو کم کرے گا۔
