Pakistan’s emerging position in the global gig economy

Enterprising young men and women are making a killing working for foreign clients. But could this become a major export for Pakistan?

Every morning, Muhammad Akram Khan sets out from his house in Lahore’s cantonment for a small office suite in Defence phase V. From the outside, the building that houses his office is plain. Close to the area’s central market, the rent for the place isn’t cheap.

 

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Abdullah Niazi
Abdullah Niazi
Abdullah Niazi is senior editor at Profit. He also covers agriculture and climate change. He can be reached at [email protected]

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