Senate panel concerned about Pak Datacom’s transfer of government data to UAE-based satellite company
Most outlets led with the Senate Standing Committee’s concerns over Pak Datacom transferring government data to a UAE-based satellite company. One outlet also noted the committee’s recommendation for an audit and mentioned a separate financial issue involving Etisalat and PTCL privatisation, which was not referenced in the other excerpt.
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Senate panel seeks audit over Pak Datacom’s transfer of govt data to UAE-based satellite firm
Committee raises security concerns over use of YaSat infrastructure, recommends NTISB audit; also seeks details of around $800 million owed by Etisalat over PTCL privatisation
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Foreign satellite company: Senate panel concerned at transfer of govt data
ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Information Technology and Telecommunication on Monday raised concerns over Pak Datacom’s transfer of government data to a UAE-based satellite company and sought details of around USD 800 million owed by Etisalat over PTCL’s privatisation. The issue came up during the committee meeting, where members questioned whether the requisite permissions had be...
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