Pakistan Software Houses Association for IT and ITeS (P@SHA) has issued an official statement addressing the ongoing accessibility issues being experienced across Pakistan with websites and services protected by Cloudflare. The national tech body has confirmed it is working closely with relevant authorities to understand the root of the disruption and expedite its resolution. At the same time, P@SHA has also reached out directly to Cloudflare to initiate a technical collaboration aimed at resolving the problem.
These accessibility issues have caused widespread inconvenience to businesses, tech platforms, and individual users, impacting service delivery and operations across multiple sectors in the country. In response, P@SHA emphasized that it is treating the matter with urgency and has reassured stakeholders that it is actively coordinating on all fronts to restore normal functionality.
In its statement, the association acknowledged the impact this disruption has had on Pakistan’s digital ecosystem. As the principal representative body for the IT and ITeS sector in the country, P@SHA reiterated its commitment to serving the interests of the broader business and technology community while remaining in full solidarity with the state during these complex times.
The organization also addressed the broader national context behind the issue, recognizing the evolving challenges of cybersecurity. It emphasized that in an age marked by hybrid warfare, advanced digital threats, and growing regional tensions, maintaining robust and secure digital infrastructure is more crucial than ever. P@SHA highlighted the need for a careful and strategic approach to cybersecurity and threat management, advocating for responses that are both precise and proportionate. According to the association, such measures are essential to ensuring that vital digital services remain protected while avoiding unintended disruptions to business continuity, user access, and Pakistan’s reputation in the global digital economy.
The official communication from P@SHA underlines that the organization is optimistic the issue will be resolved within 24 to 48 hours. It has committed to providing timely updates to the public and stakeholders as progress continues. The association also expressed appreciation for the patience and cooperation of the tech and business community during this challenging period.
In conclusion, P@SHA reaffirmed its role as a unifying voice for the IT sector and reiterated its ongoing efforts to protect digital resilience in Pakistan. The association encouraged continued dialogue, transparency, and multi-stakeholder engagement to ensure that the country’s digital future remains secure, accessible, and robust even in the face of rising global threats.
Further inquiries or updates can be directed to the official P@SHA channels at www.pasha.org.pk or via email at secretariat@pasha.org.pk.
