DWP Technologies, a division of Pakistan’s leading business conglomerate, DWP Group, has been recognized as the FY25 Top Solution Provider for Emerging Markets in Datacenter and Storage Solutions at the prestigious Dell Technologies South Asia Partner Summit 2025.
This accolade is a testament to DWP Technologies’ relentless commitment to transforming Pakistan’s technology landscape through innovation and agility. As a Titanium Partner of Dell Technologies, DWP Technologies continues to empower enterprises with cutting-edge data center modernization and secure, scalable storage solutions.
The South Asia Partner Summit celebrates high-impact contributions across the region, and DWP Technologies’ win reflects the outstanding value its solutions deliver in driving digital growth for Pakistani businesses and public sector organizations alike.
Rohail Bashir, Chief Operating Officer of DWP Technologies, while expressing his pride in the achievement, stated, “This award reflects the tireless dedication of our teams, the trust of our customers, and the strength of our strategic partnership with Dell Technologies. As Pakistan’s technology needs evolve rapidly, we are committed to pushing boundaries and leading the digital transformation journey with resilient, future-ready datacenter and storage solutions.”
“Our success in datacenter and storage solutions stems from our deep understanding of local market challenges and our ability to architect tailored infrastructures that address Pakistan’s unique business requirements,” said Tauqir Ahmed Rana, Country Head Solutions Department at DWP Technologies. “This recognition validates our solutions-first approach and our team’s expertise in delivering enterprise-grade Dell Technologies infrastructure that drives measurable business outcomes for our clients across diverse industry verticals.”
The award also underscores the growing momentum of DWP Technologies in the emerging markets space, aligned with Dell Technologies’ theme: “Symphony of Collaboration. Composing the Future.”
DWP Technologies continues to advance its vision of accelerating enterprise innovation, enabling organizations to unlock operational excellence and embrace new opportunities across the digital economy.

Islamabad – October 8, 2025: ConnectHear, Pakistan’s leading social enterprise working for disability inclusion in the country using technology, in collaboration with Ufone 4G (part of the PTCL Group) today unveiled first of its kind AI-powered Early Warning System ‘SUNO’ designed to deliver life-saving alerts in sign language for the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community.

SUNO, supported and funded by GSMA Mobile for Humanitarian Innovation Fund, addresses a critical gap in emergency communication, ensuring that Deaf individuals receive timely alerts during natural disasters such as floods and earthquakes. Through the system, sign language video alerts are instantly broadcast via Ufone’s WhatsApp bot, reaching at-risk individuals across Pakistan free of cost. ConnectHear creates the sign language content using state-of-the-art AI-powered technology, while Ufone provides the robust nationwide distribution infrastructure.

Hatem Bamatraf, President and Group CEO, PTCL & Ufone 4G, reaffirmed his commitment under the ‘Dil Se’ platform to harnessing technology for social good, saying, “Our collaboration with ConnectHear reflects our belief that true digital inclusion leaves no one behind. Through our partner ConnectHear, we are using technology with purpose to create impact that truly matters.”

Speaking at the launch, Azima Dhanjee, Co-founder of ConnectHear, said: “In an emergency, communication isn’t just important, it’s a matter of life and death. For far too long, Deaf individuals which also includes my parents have been cut off from urgent alerts, and they must rely on others during a disaster. With this project, we’re finally changing that. Today’s demonstration proves that accessibility is not a privilege, but it’s a fundamental human necessity to survive during any emergency. We are deeply grateful to Ufone 4G for its partnership and commitment to making this vision a reality for the Deaf community.”

Kimberly Brown, Head of Mobile for Humanitarian Innovation, GSMA, said: “Inclusive innovation is key to ensuring that mobile technology delivers meaningful impact where it’s needed most. Through the GSMA Innovation Fund for Humanitarian Challenges, supported by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, we are proud to back ConnectHear’s AI-powered platform, which brings life-saving information to Deaf communities in Pakistan. We are pleased to see the partnership between ConnectHear and GSMA mobile network operator member Ufone 4G, who are enabling the accessibility of this solution with their support and network. By harnessing mobile voice services and low-bandwidth tools, this initiative shows how mobile can break barriers in disaster preparedness – ensuring that even those historically excluded from emergency communication are informed, empowered, and protected.”

The launch event, held in Islamabad, demonstrated how technology and social innovation can come together to ensure that no one is left behind during times of crisis. It marks the beginning of a new chapter for inclusive technology in Pakistan, with the AI Early Warning System setting a new benchmark for how critical services can be designed to protect every citizen equally.