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.

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

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Former President Arif Alvi called it a “troubling sign” and revealed that Microsoft had once considered Pakistan for expansion but chose Vietnam instead due to instability. Jawwad Rehman, Microsoft ...