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PTA Approves Lucky Motor Company to Make Samsung Phones
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9 months agoon

PTA has granted Lucky Motor Corporation Limited MDM authorization to manufacture Samsung brand mobile devices in compliance with the Mobile Device Manufacturing (MDM) Regulations 2021.
The company had asked for permission to establish a mobile device manufacturing unit in Karachi, Pakistan, where it would produce Samsung-branded mobile handsets.
The approval to manufacture Samsung Mobile devices in Pakistan is a watershed moment that would further change the country’s robust mobile manufacturing ecosystem by ensuring the presence of significant local and foreign players in the market.
This is only feasible because of the Government of Pakistan’s supportive policies under its “Digital Pakistan” initiative.
PTA has so far granted MDM authorizations to 25 foreign and domestic enterprises for the local manufacture of mobile devices (2G/3G/4G). These companies’ mobile devices will not only be sold in the country, but will also be exported to other competitive markets in the area and abroad. The device manufacturing factories will help to provide new job opportunities as well as make mobile devices more affordable for Pakistani users.
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