'Pakistan In A Whirlpool...': Ex-President Links Microsoft Deal Collapse To Regime Change

'Pakistan In A Whirlpool...': Ex-President Links Microsoft Deal Collapse To Regime Change

Stating that Microsoft's decision to shut down operations in Pakistan is a "troubling sign" for the country's economic future, Arif Alvi links it to regime change in the country.

Microsoft shuts down operations in Pakistan after 25 years - Profit by Pakistan Today

Global tech giant exits quietly, marking the end of an era for local IT ecosystem

Microsoft leaves Pakistan but promises customers won't notice the change

Job cuts aren’t big, symbolism of quitting the world’s fifth-most-populous nation might be Exclusive Microsoft has decided to close its presence in Pakistan.…

Ministry of IT Responds as Microsoft Winds Down Pakistan Operations

In a surprising development that has created a storm in Pakistan’s tech and business community, Microsoft is reportedly (officially) shutting down its physical office operations in the country. This decision has sparked widespread speculation about the reasons behind the tech giant’s exit and its potential impact on Pakistan’s digital economy. This decision has prompted the […] The post Ministry of IT Responds as Microsoft Winds Down Pakistan Op…

Microsoft ‘ends’ operations in Pakistan after 25 years

Former president Arif Alvi says decision 'troubling sign' for Pakistan

Microsoft shuts down operations in Pakistan after 25 years

Microsoft has officially ceased its operations in Pakistan, concluding a 25-year presence in the country. The closure, which began with the establishment of Microsoft Pakistan in June 2000, marks the end of a notable chapter for the global software company. The final group of employees was recently notified of the formal shutdown, signaling a subdued but poignant conclusion to the company’s legacy in Pakistan. Jawwad Rehman, the founding Country…