Global tech firm Microsoft has ceased operations in Pakistan after 25 years, according to its founding country head. Jawwad Rehman, who launched Microsoft in the country in 2000, revealed the ...

Pakistan, July 4 -- After 25 years of presence in Pakistan, Microsoft has officially shut down its local office, citing global restructuring and a shift to a cloud-first, partner-led business ...

Microsoft will end operations in Pakistan 25 years after it moved there Political and financial instability join tech barriers as motivations to pull out of Pakistan ...

Microsoft has officially ceased its operations in Pakistan after 25 years, citing economic instability and political turmoil as key factors. The decision follows a period of declining trade conditions ...

KARACHI: Microsoft has decided to close its office in Pakistan and laid off five employees, Dawn has learnt. Earlier, media reports suggested that the global tech giant had moved its operations ...

Microsoft has officially shut down its office in Pakistan and laid off five employees, marking a significant development in the country's tech sector, as reported by Dawn.

Alvi claimed that Microsoft had once considered Pakistan for expansion, but due to that instability the company chose Vietnam by the end of 2022. He wrote that the opportunity was lost.

“Romania stands ready for practical, results-oriented cooperation that supports Pakistan’s national priorities while ...

Microsoft has officially shut down its office in Pakistan and laid off five employees, marking a significant development in the country's tech sector, as reported by Dawn.

Microsoft, while closing its office in Pakistan on Thursday after 25 years, cited global restructuring and a shift to a cloud-based, partner-led model.

Microsoft, while closing its office in Pakistan on Thursday after 25 years, cited global restructuring and a shift to a cloud-based, partner-led model.