Pakistan has a relatively well-developed internet infrastructure, with a growing number of internet users in the country. According to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority, as of 2021, there were over 65 million internet users in Pakistan, representing around 36% of the country’s population.
Internet access in Pakistan is provided through a variety of means, including broadband, fiber-optic, and wireless connections. Major internet service providers (ISPs) in Pakistan include PTCL, Zong, and Jazz. These companies offer a range of internet packages to meet the needs of different users, including high-speed broadband packages for home users and mobile data packages for individuals on the go.
In addition to these traditional ISPs, Pakistan also has a growing number of mobile internet providers, including Telenor and Ufone, which offer internet access through mobile networks.
Overall, the internet in Pakistan is becoming increasingly accessible and affordable, with a growing number of options available to users.
