karachi, Aug 20 : Jazz, Pakistan’s leading digital operator, in partnership with the Universal Service Fund (USF), is working to provide high-speed connectivity to millions in underserved and remote areas.
The initiative aims to promote digital inclusion and ensure equal access to modern communication services nationwide.
Since 2007, Jazz has been an active partner in the USF program, with a significant acceleration from 2018 onwards under the Broadband for Sustainable Development (BSD) and Next Generation BSD (NGBSD) initiatives.
To date, Jazz has delivered 24 completed projects, rolling out 730 new sites and upgrading 814 existing sites, providing 4G access to more than 10.4 million people across 4900 + previously unconnected locations.
These efforts have extended connectivity across vital national highways, including M3, M4, M5, and M14, while also empowering communities and enabling tourism in iconic destinations such as Kumrat Valley, Katora Lake, Lake Saiful Malook, and Lulusar Lake.
In 2025, Jazz further advanced this journey of empowerment by securing five additional USF projects, set to bring digital access to nearly 1 million people in 400 villages across 10 districts of South, Central, and North Pakistan.
“Our partnership with USF is rooted in a simple belief: connectivity is empowerment. Every connection we enable opens a world of possibilities for education, healthcare, commerce, and community.
At Jazz, our mission is to ensure that no one is left behind in Pakistan’s digital future, and through USF, we are bringing opportunities to lives that were once cut off from them,” Syed Zaheer Mehdi, Group Chief Corporate and Regulatory Officer, Jazz.
With this continued commitment, Jazz reaffirms its vision of a Digital Pakistan, ensuring that connectivity serves as the foundation for empowerment and progress across the nation.
