Modern Audio-Visual and Lighting Technology Showcased in Islamabad
Industry experts and business leaders explore new audio-visual, display and professional lighting solutions at a technology showcase in the capital.

Modern audio-visual, display and professional lighting technology showcased at an Islamabad industry event
ISLAMABAD, September 8, 2026: Modern audio-visual, display and professional lighting technologies were showcased at a product presentation and networking event in Islamabad.
The event brought together media representatives, technology experts, corporate professionals and industry stakeholders.
ITC, a global audio-visual and lighting technology provider, jointly organised the event with Pakistani technology solutions company Mansha Brothers.
Latest Technology Solutions Presented
The showcase featured a range of audio-visual, display and professional lighting systems.
Live demonstrations highlighted their potential use in events, corporate environments and institutional spaces.
Participants also received briefings on emerging trends in the sector. Discussions focused on how modern technology can improve presentations, event management and visual environments.
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Industry Opportunities Discussed
Experts highlighted the growing opportunities in Pakistan’s audio-visual industry.
They noted that businesses, event organisers and institutions are increasingly seeking advanced technology solutions to meet changing requirements.
The event also created a platform for technology professionals and business representatives to exchange views and explore potential areas of cooperation.
Industry Leaders Attend Event
Among those attending were Engineer Khadim Hussain Bhatti, Pakistan Engineering Council Registrar Muhammad Salman Zafar, Member Social Media Protection and Regulatory Authority Muhammad Abbas Loon, and Mansha Brothers Chief Executive Officer Muhammad Zahid Loon.
Directors of Mansha Brothers also participated in the event.
The showcase concluded with discussions on the growing role of modern audio-visual and lighting technologies in Pakistan’s business and institutional sectors.
