ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) and Meta have signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) to strengthen online safety for children and young people, promote digital well-being and support the development of a safer digital environment in Pakistan.

Under the agreement, both organizations will work together to enhance online content safety, promote secure digital platforms and improve user protection across the country.

The partnership includes joint initiatives aimed at promoting responsible digital behavior among children and youth, conducting awareness campaigns, engaging in policy dialogue and strengthening institutional capacity.

As part of the collaboration, PTA and Meta will also share international best practices, support capacity-building efforts and develop effective strategies to address online risks, with the goal of providing users—especially younger generations—with a safer and more trustworthy digital experience.

Speaking at the signing ceremony, PTA Chairman Hafeez Ur Rehman said the authority's primary objective is to create a safe, reliable and responsible digital environment for users.

He added that the partnership with Meta would play a significant role in promoting responsible online behavior among children and young people, enhancing digital awareness and further strengthening online safety mechanisms in Pakistan.

The PTA chairman also reaffirmed both organizations' commitment to working together to improve digital safety standards and ensure a more secure online ecosystem for users across the country.