PTCL Group and Mercantile Launch Exclusive iPhone 16 Offers in Pakistan
Impressive changes are happening in Pakistan’s technology industry and the latest news is a major win for consumers and the ICT field. The group which is made up of Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limit and Ufone 4G. Has join with official Apple dealer Mercantile Pacific to bring special iPhone 16 offers that include the best phone plans and extra protection.
Because of the partnership, the iPhone 16, certified by PTA, now comes to Pakistan, making advanced, safe technology more reachable for consumers here. Here we explain the details of this major launch and what it might mean for Pakistan’s digital sector.
iPhone 16 Officially Launched in Pakistan with Premium Benefits
The iPhone 16 series has officially come to Pakistan thanks to Mercantile Pacific. Features that shine and are approve by both Apple and PTA. This guarantees local customers that their phones are genuine and that they’ll get after-sales help in the future.
The iPhone 16 Pro is the star of the series and it includes:
- A titanium frame at Grade 5 is use.
- You’ll find a bright 6.3-inch Super Retina XDR display.
- A 48MP Ultra-Wide camera for recording 4K Dolby Vision video at a fast 120 fps
- Faster performance and more secure privacy due to Apple’s A18 Pro chip
- MagSafe wireless power
Using its well-connect distribution system, Mercantile ensures the iPhone 16 can be found at Airlink stores in major cities such as Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad.
Exclusive PTCL & Ufone 4G Bundles for iPhone 16 Buyers
The bundled telecom offers, made only for PTCL and Ufone 4G subscribers, add more appeal to this announcement:
For Ufone 4G Users:
Setting up your eSIM for no charge
You have 200 GB of data to use every month.
1,000 extra minutes outside the main core network.
10,000 included calling minutes
The offer is valid for the following 6 months.
Every month, save PKR 2,000.
For PTCL Broadband Users:
For just the price of 30 Mbps internet, they are offering 50 Mbps
PKR 3,100 is saved every month.
You have 12 months to use this offer.
These promotions offer a great way to save money and connect more which makes Apple devices even more tempting for many buyers.
Added Security: Accidental Damage and Theft Insurance
For the first time, Mercantile and PTCL Group are making instant insurance available for up to Rs. 400,000 for:
Accidental damage
Theft protection
Because of the peace of mind, users of high-end phones won’t worry as much about losing or breaking their valuable devices. Combining device protection with telecom services is likely to create a new standard in Pakistan’s mobile retail industry.
Jazz Launches Pakistan’s First iPhone Trade-In Program
Jazz, the top phone company in Pakistan, has partnered with Mercantile to bring the country its first iPhone Trade-In Program.
Those with an upgraded PTA-approved iPhone 11 or a new iPhone model can use their phones for a discount on the iPhone 16. A further subsidy bonus has been added by Jazz that improves how much you get for your old car during trade-in.
By supporting this initiative, you help spread digital access and lower electronic waste which is good for people and the environment.
4.6 Million Students Trained Under Ignite’s Freelancing Programs
As telecom companies expand access to devices, the government is helping improve digital skills with Ignite, a company that operates under the Ministry of IT & Telecom. Lately, 4.6 million students have taken high-demand courses on Edureka Business School, learning about Artificial Intelligence, content writing and app development, according to recent reports.
Key Highlights:
One out of every four students is a woman.
A total of USD 1.65 billion was earned in revenue by freelancers last year.
We offer 10 more courses for the summer, bringing the total to 25.
AI and other emerging technologies are now getting more attention.
To build a gender-inclusive digital economy in Pakistan, the government is requesting that 50% of participants in Ignite’s TSS be women.
Committee Oversight: PTCL Property Sales and CEO Absence
On IT & Telecom Standing Committee reviewed by Syed Amin ul Haq, prominent members posed serious questions relating to PTCL’s activities, in particular:
There have been no key briefings with PTCL’s CEO in attendance.
Process and systems for selling valued assets of PTCL
Requests for sales agreements to show relevant information
The Committee wants the CEO to be at the next session and also request a report of student enrollment, organized by districts in Balochistan, for Ignite.
This points to greater parliamentary control over telecommunications as problems that involve community needs and state possessions are more common.
Philips Returns to Pakistan with Affordable Mobile Phones
While Apple releases high-end products, Philips has arranged again for entry into Pakistan through Advance Telecom to focus on offering additional-feature mobile phones.
Anyone using a mobile device for the first time
Senior citizens
People wanting a dependable backup phone
These new models are designed to offer superior battery power, clear calls and remain easy to operate. With competition in the industry, Philips provides a great solution for people choosing wisely.
Digital Pakistan Vision: 98% E-Office Utilization and Beep App Rollout
The government’s Digital Pakistan program is gaining greater momentum.
Nearly all federal ministries are using e-office technology.
The Beep Pakistan app will be rolled out on June 30, 2025.
The Beep app was made for government use to improve how they operate digitally and replace slow, outdated government channels. We expect to see information about the interface and features in the next few days.
Final Thoughts: A Digital Leap Forward
Pakistan’s technology environment is being greatly transform because of advances in iPhone releases, new training across the nation and action from the government. Collaboration between Apple, Jazz, PTCL Group and Ignite is helping transform how citizens access digital services.
Regardless of if someone buys a premium iPhone, upgrades their skills online for freelance work or switches to an affordable feature phone, Pakistan’s connection to the rest of the world will be greater and more secure than it has ever been.
