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ISLAMABAD – Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Senator Shibli Faraz on Monday briefed Prime Minister Imran Khan about the Digital Media Advertising Policy, which was proposed by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting for approval of the PM Office.
Shibli called on Prime Minister along with Focal Person to PM on Digital Media Dr Arslan Khalid and General Manager Digital Media Wing Imran Ghazali. The prime minister was briefed that there were currently 93 million Internet users, including over 45 million social media users in Pakistan, which were continuously growing.
Keeping in view the rising trend, a mechanism for release of public sector advertisements on digital media had been proposed.
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