ISLAMABAD – Seven Pakistanis have been featured on Forbes, the prestigious US business magazine’s ’30 under 30′ list of 2024.
The list features scores of individuals who etched name in books across various niches, including arts, enterprise technology, entertainment and sports, social entrepreneurs, finance and venture capital, healthcare and science, media, advertising, e-commerce.
For year 2024, seven people from Asian nation have been picked through seven entries in the third edition of annual ‘30 Under 30’ Asia list for their extraordinary achievements.
| Name | Category |
| Bushra Sultan | Arts |
| Aleena Nadeem | Finance and VC |
| Sarkhail Bawany | Finance and VC |
| Kasra Zunnaiyyer | Enterprise Technology |
| Adeel Abid | Consumer Technology |
| Aizaz Nayyer | Consumer Technology |
| Ali Raza | Consumer Technology |
Bushra Sultan
Aleena Nadeem
Sarkhail Bawany
Head of product at Abhi, a Pakistan-based fintech company that allows workers to access a portion of their salary before the next payday. Abhi partners with companies like Unilever Pakistan to offer this service and has expanded to the Middle East and Bangladesh.
Kasra Zunnaiyyer
Co-founder and CTO of Trukkr, a Karachi-based startup providing a management platform for Pakistan’s logistics sector. Trukkr enables financing, fleet tracking, and customer connections and raised $6.4 million in seed funding last year.
Adeel Abid
Co-founder of Linkstar, a Karachi-based platform that helps freelancers create portfolio websites and offers online courses. Abid and his co-founders also acquired Oliv, a Dubai-based career marketplace, in 2023, which assists companies in hiring students and graduates.
Aizaz Nayyer
Co-founder of Linkstar, a Karachi-based platform that helps freelancers create portfolio websites and offers online courses. Nayyer and his co-founders also acquired Oliv, a Dubai-based career marketplace, in 2023, which assists companies in hiring students and graduates.
Ali Raza
Co-founder of Linkstar, a Karachi-based platform that helps freelancers create portfolio websites and offers online courses. Raza and his co-founders also acquired Oliv, a Dubai-based career marketplace, in 2023, which assists companies in hiring students and graduates.
