Another 5,500 handsets have been exported from Pakistan to the Middle East by Inovi Telecom, a Karachi-based smartphone maker. This is Inovi’s second consignment of smartphones made in Pakistan, which has departed the country in weeks.
The company’s goal is to create jobs for Pakistanis and export locally built cellphones around the world, which will help the country’s economy. Inovi Telecom opened its state-of-the-art mobile phone assembling and manufacturing facilities in Karachi earlier this year.
Aside from exporting worldwide and creating jobs, the move will also meet local demand for smartphones by providing consumers with a wide selection of the latest handsets at reduced rates.
Several leading mobile phone manufacturers, including Samsung, Vivo, Oppo, Airlink, Transsion, Inovi, Tecno, and G-five, have already been granted permission to manufacture and export 2G, 3G, and 4G handsets from Pakistan by the current federal government.
