Islamabad: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has expressed Pakistan’s resolve to take a lead in the development and adoption of digital assets, aiming to set a benchmark for innovation and inclusive growth in the digital economy. He communicated this vision while virtually co-chairing a high-level meeting alongside Minister of State for Crypto and Blockchain Bilal Bin Saqib, and Executive Chairman of the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, Michael Saylor.

According to Radio Pakistan, the meeting centered on discussions about how Bitcoin could be leveraged as a tool for sovereign reserves, enhancing monetary resilience, and driving Pakistan’s long-term digital economic transformation. Michael Saylor commended Pakistan for its proactive and innovation-friendly approach in the global digital economy and expressed his willingness to advise and support the country’s ongoing developments.

Saylor highlighted the potential of Bitcoin as a robust asset for ensuring long-term national resilience. He emphasized the opportunities it presents to emerging markets like Pakistan to advance into the future of finance. Additionally, he acknowledged the brilliance and commitment of the Pakistani people, which he believes aligns with the clarity required by businesses on a global scale.