ISLAMABAD – In an exciting move to support local businesses and content creators, Meta has launched a first-of-its-kind Ramzan Bazaar as part of its #MonthofGood campaign in Pakistan. This innovative initiative blends digital advancements with on-ground engagement, providing a platform for entrepreneurs to showcase their talent and creativity.
🎉 A Celebration of Digital Innovation & Tradition
Meta’s Ramzan Bazaar isn’t just a marketplace—it’s a vibrant hub of culture, creativity, and connection. The event featured:
- Engaging Activities: Fun-filled experiences like paanipuri stacking, kheer decoration, and a lively drum circle entertained attendees, adding a traditional touch to the digital-first initiative.
- AI-Powered Digital Tools: Meta AI introduced cutting-edge technology to help creators optimize content, including:
- Food Fusion’s Digital Ammi – A smart kitchen assistant offering digital cooking guidance.
- Hamza Bhatti’s Going Viral Coach – A tool designed to help content creators maximize reach and engagement.
- Bilal Munir’s Mr. Churra – A creative AI assistant for storytelling and video production.
🛍️ Showcasing Pakistan’s Thriving Small Businesses
Local entrepreneurs took center stage at the Ramzan Bazaar, highlighting their handcrafted and homegrown products. Among the featured businesses were:
- Sukooon – A wellness brand promoting natural self-care products.
- Ashraf Naturals – A sustainable skincare business with organic solutions.
- Adore.PK – A homegrown fashion brand offering unique, handcrafted accessories.
These businesses exemplify the spirit of local entrepreneurship, leveraging digital platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp to grow their brands.
🌍 Strengthening Community Through #MonthofGood
Beyond the physical event, Meta is amplifying its #MonthofGood campaign by sharing uplifting stories through its official WhatsApp channel. The goal is to showcase how digital connectivity fosters meaningful interactions during Ramzan and beyond.
“We’re thrilled to celebrate Ramzan with our creators in Pakistan,” said Yu Yu Din, Strategic Partner Manager, Global Partnerships for Meta in Pakistan. “Through initiatives like the Ramzan Bazaar, we hope to empower local entrepreneurs, enhance digital storytelling, and strengthen community connections.”
🚀 What’s Next?
Meta’s Ramzan Bazaar is just the beginning! The tech giant continues to explore innovative ways to uplift businesses and creators in Pakistan, ensuring digital inclusion and economic empowerment.
📢 Join the conversation! Follow #MonthofGood on social media to discover inspiring stories and stay updated on upcoming initiatives.
