The memorandum of understanding signing ceremony between SKY47 and Pakistan Hockey Federation took place at Pakistan Sports Complex in Islamabad, marking the beginning of a strategic partnership focused on advancing Pakistan’s national sport through technology, innovation, and digital transformation. The collaboration brings together the technology capabilities of SKY47 and the sporting ecosystem of Pakistan Hockey Federation with an aim to modernize operational processes, improve connectivity, and strengthen institutional support for hockey development across the country.
Through the partnership, SKY47 will provide technology infrastructure, system integration, hosting solutions, and technical support services to assist Pakistan Hockey Federation in its operational and sporting initiatives. The agreement reflects an effort to incorporate digital tools into the administration and development of hockey, enabling more streamlined operations and improved management systems. As sports organizations increasingly adopt technology to enhance performance, coordination, and communication, the partnership seeks to position Pakistan hockey within a more digitally connected framework. Officials associated with the collaboration highlighted the importance of technology driven systems in supporting sports governance, organizational efficiency, and long term sustainability for national sporting institutions.
The ceremony was attended by senior government officials, industry representatives, and sports personalities. Chief Executive Officer of SKY47, Hassan Abbas, participated in the event alongside Federal Minister Aurangzeb Khan Khichi and Federal Secretary at Ministry of Inter Provincial Coordination and President of Pakistan Hockey Federation, Mohyuddin Ahmad Wani. The gathering also included the presence of Mehreen Sajid and Kiran Dar, reflecting institutional support for initiatives aimed at integrating technology into Pakistan’s sporting landscape. The event underscored growing collaboration between technology providers and sports bodies seeking digital solutions to strengthen organizational capabilities and improve administrative functions.
The signing ceremony was further attended by several prominent figures from Pakistan’s sports community, including hockey legends and accomplished athletes such as Shahnaz Sheikh, Ahmad Alam, Rehan Butt, Qamar Ibrahim, and Mohsin Nawaz, along with former cricketer Rashid Latif. Their participation highlighted the broader significance of the partnership for Pakistan hockey and the wider sports ecosystem. Organizers stated that the collaboration reflects a shared commitment to strengthening Pakistan hockey through innovation, improved connectivity, and structured development initiatives aimed at supporting the sport’s operational and long term objectives.
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