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Islamabad to become country's first fully cashless city by year-end

The government has decided to make Islamabad the country’s first fully cashless city, with December 31 set as the deadline. Chairing a meeting in Islamabad, Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry on Friday said consultation and suggestions of all stakeholders are important for the successful implementation of the Cashless Islamabad initiative. The minister of state said no cash payments…

First reported by The Express Tribune Latest report 3 sources
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  1. The Express Tribune

    Islamabad to become Pakistan's first cashless city by Dec 31 (opens The Express Tribune in a new tab)

    Cash payments to end in ICT and CDA departments after November 30 as 26,000 merchants join digital payments system

  2. Dawn

    Islamabad to become country's first fully cashless city by year-end (opens Dawn in a new tab)

    ISLAMABAD: The government has decided to make the federal capital the country’s first fully cashless city, setting Dec 31 as the deadline for the transition. The decision was taken at an important meeting on the Cashless Capital project chaired by State…

  3. Business Recorder

    Islamabad set to become Pakistan’s first fully cashless city by Dec 31 (opens Business Recorder in a new tab)

    The government has decided to make Islamabad the country’s first fully cashless city, with December 31 set as the deadline. Chairing a meeting in Islamabad, Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry on Friday said consultation and suggestions of all…

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