PAKISTANI ZONG 4G AND GROWTECH TO IMPROVE BUSINESSES AND AGRICULTURE

Telecommunications company, Zong 4G, has struck a deal with Pakistani agro-tech company, GROWTECH services, to help meet the teething demands of farmers.

According to a press release, the partnership will benefit a large section of Zong subscribers, especially farmers, to gain access to novel technologies from GROWTECH. The agro-tech company will also provide a platform that will assist in resolving agriculture related issues.

“With the evolution of technology, our customers' need for data is growing rapidly and for us, they are the first and foremost priority. Partnering with Growtech is a testament to our unprecedented digital and connectivity services and reiterates our longstanding commitment to elevate the quality of life for the deprived masses, especially the agricultural sector which is a major contributor towards food security in Pakistan. This synergy will utilize the latest technologies for agriculture sector.”, says a spokesperson from Zong 4G.

Senior Executive Officer at GROWTECH, Shahnawaz Mahmood, has stated that their firm seeks the best for farmers in terms of productivity and yield as well as the country’s improvement.

“This digital-inclusion initiative ensures close interactions for comprehensive tech-advisory, as our farmer-support program accelerates growth throughout the crop cycle.”, he added.

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