Microsoft Shuts Down Pakistan Operations After 25 Years
Microsoft ends its 25-year run in Pakistan, shifting operations to resellers and nearby offices as part of global restructuring.
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Microsoft Shuts Down Pakistan Operations After 25 Years Microsoft Closing Its Pakistan Operations: What It Means for the Market Microsoft's decision to shut down its local operations in Pakistan has triggered widespread speculation and concern among tech professionals, businesses, and policy makers. For over two decades, Microsoft maintained a modest but symbolic presence in the South Asian nation. Now, the company says it will serve Pakistani customers through nearby regional offices and certified resellers instead of maintaining a physical office. The move, described as part of a “global workforce optimization strategy,” has left many wondering about the implications for Pakistan’s digital transformation journey and Microsoft’s regional goals. Image Credits:Aleksander Kalka/NurPhoto / Getty Images Why Microsoft Is Closing Pakistan Operations Microsoft closing Pakistan operations is not an isolated decision. It’s part of a larger global restructuring initiative that includes a 4% workforce reduction, impacting nearly 9,000 employees world…
