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

  • Microsoft has decided to close its operations in Pakistan after 25 years, laying off about 9,000 employees as part of restructuring efforts, as confirmed by Microsoft on July 2.
  • Former President Arif Alvi stated that the closure of Microsoft in Pakistan indicates the country is "spiralling into a whirlpool of uncertainty."
  • Jawwad Rehman, who led Microsoft's Pakistan unit, shared the closure news on LinkedIn, recalling that their presence significantly impacted local talent and digital literacy.
  • Despite the closure, experts believe Microsoft may still support services in Pakistan through regional hubs and partnerships, even without a local office.
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dailythedestination.com broke the news in on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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