ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's IT exports crossed $ 1 billion during the fiscal year that ended in June, according to Geo News on Sunday.
According to the State Bank of Pakistan, country's IT exports soared to $ 1.06 billion dollar during the last fiscal year which according to experts were limited to 400 million dollars annually.
Geo News reported that Information Technology has become a significant part of Pakistani exports with its potential to generate revenue.
Pakistan's current account deficit, a broad measure of imbalance between imports and exports, has soared to 18 billion dollars.
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