Microsoft is shutting down its office in Pakistan after a 25-year presence, marking a strategic transition away from on-ground operations toward a partner-led, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and ...

The move, which sparked speculation on social media, was first brought to public attention by a LinkedIn post from Jawad Rehman, the former head of Microsoft Pakistan. Citing insider information, he ...

Microsoft's decision to leave Pakistan comes after years of political and economic instability.

After a 25-year presence, Microsoft has reportedly shut down its operations in Pakistan, leaving only a small liaison office.

KARACHI: Microsoft has decided to close its office in Pakistan and laid off five employees, Dawn has learnt. Earlier, media ...

Microsoft has confirmed the closure of its operations in Pakistan after 25 years, stating that customer agreements and service will remain unaffected.

Former President Arif Alvi called it a “troubling sign” and revealed that Microsoft had once considered Pakistan for ...