London/Islamabad: The Government of Pakistan has appointed Bin Saqib MBE as the main advisor of the Minister of Finance on the (Crypto Council of Pakistan) to reaffirm Pakistan’s commitment to adopt the technological progress while guaranteeing solid policy measures that support the national economy, the digital transformation and a safe and transparent transparent financial system for all.
The notification issued by the Ministry of Finance establishes: “The Ministry of Finanace has been pleased to appoint Mr. Bilal Bin Saqib as the main advisor of the Minister of Finance on the Crypto Council of Pakistan in the Finance Division, in terms of the establishment division of 1/11/2018 (II) -E -6, with the 09.04.04.2024 the most important orders. ” “
Bilal is an advisor and investor in the web3 sector. Having represented Pakistan several times on the international stage, even in NFT NYC, the World Economic Forum and ETH Barcelona and Token 2049 events, he is a leader of global thinking in the blockchain space.
His experience covers real -world token assets, Defi, Daos, AI and Institutional and Business Blockchain, actively shaping the trajectory of top -level blockchain projects.
He has played a key role in the introduction of Blockchain projects in Pakistan, directing Blockchain’s education and awareness in the country.
Bilal was included by Forbes in its 30 under 30 list and has been recognized by King Carlos III, the late Queen Elizabeth II and the mayor of London.
He also received the 1632 Light Points award, awarded by British Prime Minister to recognize the creators of changes in the country. Bilal received its MBE (member of the British Empire) in 2023 for contributions to the National Health Service in the United Kingdom.
The Finmin Muhammad Aurengzeb senator welcomed the Billal appointment and the crucial role that his vast experience and innovative vision would probably play to guide Pakistan’s position in the digital economy in rapid evolution.
“The appointment of Mr. Saqib underlines our commitment to adopt emerging technologies while guaranteeing a safe and transparent financial system. We trust that its leadership will guide the development of a solid and effective regulatory framework, promoting innovation and sustainable growth in the cryptographic sector of Pakistan,” he said.
Sharing his perspective on the digital future of Pakistan and his vision for the Crypto Council of Pakistan, Bilal stressed: “With almost 70% of the population of Pakistan under 30, we have a powerful group of young technology experts ready to boost innovation in digital space.”
“By adopting an approach with vision of the future for crypto and blockchain, we can attract a significant foreign investment, create innumerable jobs and pave the way for our young people to shape Pakistan’s economic future.”
“In 2021, we occupy the third place in the global adoption of cryptography, and today we remain among the 10 main.
The Council would be a dedicated advisory body consisting of government representatives, regulatory authorities and industry experts. It would supervise the development of policies and collaborate with the countries to develop standardized frameworks.
In its new role, Bilal will lead the Council in the elaboration of a robust political environment that balance regulatory compliance, consumer protection and innovation.
Bilal, former student of the London School of Economics (LSE) with a mastery in social innovation and entrepreneurship, is also the founder of the Tayaba organization, a non -profit organization that works to relieve access to water in private communities.
In 2021, the Billal organization became the first Pakistani NGO and one of the first worldwide to raise funds through a collection of NFT funds after completing a successful collection of successful funds, raising RS2 million.
Through this initiative, the collection of funds also revolutionized creating the first non -fungible tokens (NFT) linked to humanitarian goods of the real world.
