In the Neelum Valley of Azad Kashmir, the Special Communications Organization (SCO) has set up hubs for freelancers in the Keil and Athmaqam regions. In addition, the isolated village of Taubut has started to offer 4G mobile services.
These programs are a part of the SCO’s aims to promote tourism and give youngsters in Azad Kashmir and other distant locations access to contemporary information technology facilities. Notable moves in this regard include the establishment of a freelancing hub in Keil and the introduction of 4G services in Taubut, the final village in the valley.
Additionally, SCO has established hubs for freelance work and software technology parks in Gilgit-Baltistan and Kashmir. SCO is connecting its towers to solar power in order to guarantee constant connectivity in difficult circumstances.
The organization’s key priority in trying times is keeping and reestablishing communication.
