No. Pakistan is a federal republic with democratic institutions of debatable effectiveness. These institutions include political parties and elected bodies at the national, provincial, and district levels. Despite possessing these tokens of democracy, Pakistan can not be termed a democratic country for some of the following reasons.
This list is not exhaustive, but illustrates that the political process in Pakistan is far different from one that would be described as a democratic.
Pakistan do have three Dictatorship period.
1) General Ayub and General Yaya Khan: Outcome was the partition of the original Pakistan into today's Pakistan and Bangladesh.
2) General zia ul haq: Who helped to defeat Soviet Union in Afghanistan, but also lays the foundations of Al Qaeeda and Taliban.
3) General Pervaiz Musharaf: Who helped US to fight Afghan war, but apparent result is more extremism, more terrorists, more blood, more instability of the region, economical collapse of Pakistan and more suicide bombs.
Pakistan has faced dictatorship of 4 Army Generals. Firstly, Ayub Khan Ruled this country for 10 years. Afterward, General Yahya Khan Ruled the country for over 3 years. Then came the reign of General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq who also ruled country for almost 9 years. Then General Pervaiz Musharraf dismissed the elected government in 1999 and he remained the ruler of the country till 2008.
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no, because military rule is there.
There is no king in Pakistan. Pakistan is a country of democracy, not absolutism nor dictatorship.
Jam Saqi has written: 'Pakistan military dictatorship exposed'
Parvez Musharraf was the former military dictator of Pakistan.
Unluckily Pakistan a developing country is facing political instability since its independence 1947 which gives way to dictatorship in Pakistan. There are many reason for that.Alone political stability can do nothing it requires economic stability as well.
It all depends on the gvernment. It can be an asset if the governmentt uses it to extract money from other nations for using its territory. However, if Pakistan is to be continuously disturbed by the Afghan terrorists, then the location of Pakistan becomes a nuisance. In the current scenario, due to dictatorship and then weak coalition govt, the location has become a burden for Pakistan.
Pakistan has a large population of Muslims and it is a nuclear power. It has one of the strongest world armies. It has greatly influenced by dictatorship and military interference and due to which its democracy becomes weak. This country has a great potential to grow.
how can a Dictatorship be classified
Before 2011, Libya is a one-man Dictatorship under Muammar Gaddafi. Right now, the country is under a state of political transition towards a multi-party Islamic democracy in the style of Pakistan.
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No, Chad is not a dictatorship.