5G has not come in Pakistan and the world has started working for 6G

5G has not come in Pakistan and the world has started working for 6G

6G network may be introduced in different countries of the world between 2026 and 2028:


Thus, 5G has not been introduced in many countries, including Pakistan, but work on the 6G network has been started in South Korea.


South Korea's Ministry of Science and Information Technology has announced that they are preparing to bring 6G networks to the country by optimizing the existing software-based mobile networks.

The South Korean government will encourage local companies to produce materials, components, and equipment for the 6G network. Apart from this, a plan is also being made to keep the supply of materials and parts coordinate to support the network.

A feasibility report for basic 6G networking research has already been free.

According to South Korean officials, the 6G project is estimated to cost the equivalent of 482.1 million US dollars which is more than 40 billion rupees according to Pakistani currency.


The project aims to make South Korea a world leader in Internet networking. The project will become a reality between 2026 and 2028. Thus, South Korea can become the first country to launch a 6G network.

In this regard, Zhang Yongtao, Deputy General Manager of Ericsson China Technology Department, says that 6G will unite the virtual and real worlds. 6G will bring holographic communication closer to reality than science fiction.

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