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Pakistan
Pakistan is an Islamic country in South Asia consisting of four federal territories and four provinces. With an estimated population of 170.6 million as of 2011, Pakistan is the second biggest Islamic population in the world.
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Who is the chairperson of Pakistan people party?
Asif Ali Zardari is the chair person of Pakistan People Party.
What is the definition of politics and political partis in Pakistan?
join the army or be filthy rich & corrupt be 10% to 20% looter.
What are the major imports and exports of Pakistan?
Pakistan earns alot in exporting raw cotton and cotton yarn but not stitched garments. Then it also exports footballs from Sialkot and surgical instruments and cutlery from Wazirabad.
Main Products are Rice , Fruits and Textile
Pakistan is a fast growth country given that it is in a tough neighborhood. For the last 5 years it has averaged 6-7% growth. Pakistan has been burdened with a costly arms race with the 8 times larger India. This has placed severe strain on her resources eversince her independence.
However, there are signs that the country is trying to work its way out of the costly foreign policy and move towards greater economic development.
The export base is indeed narrow, however, the government has made a real effort to expand that base which has caused exports to double in last 6 years. There is also a great focus on diversifying exports. Currently, Pakistan is actively signing free trade agreement with many large trade partners. Pakistan has also develop incentives for the foreign investors by giving tax holdays for 10, 20, or 30 years depending on the type of investment. Pakistan has broken ground for 6 international level technology universities in collaboration with friendly countries from Europe and Asia. This is geared towards creating a supply of quality technical resources to feed the planned hightech economy. It is expected that Pakistan will pick up pace in her economic growth after 2010 to beyond 7%.
What is the scope of pharmaceutical industry in Pakistan?
There are leading Pharmaceutical companies functioning in Pakistan i.e. Pfizer, Searle, Merck, Bosch, Nestle, Abbott, Roche, Remington, Barrett Hodgson, Bosch, Bayer, ICI, Novartis, Aventis, Glaxo Smithkline, Getz Pharma. So, the scope of pharmaceutical industry is flourishing.
1- Chashma Barrage
2- Taunsa Barrage
3- Jinnah Barrage
4- Kotri Barrage
5- Panjnad Barrage
6- Marala Barrage
7- Trimmu Barrage
8- Qadirabad Barrage
9- Sukkur Barrage
10- Khanki Barrage
11- Islam Barrage
12- Sidhnai Barrage
13- Sulmenaki Barrage
14- Balloki Barrage
15- Rasul Barrage
16- Guddu Barrage
17-Indus Basin Project
18-Rawal Lake
What problems faced by new born Pakistan?
The worst problems faced by new born Pakistan include lack of resources, formation of new law, settlement of millions of migrants, establishment of economy, decrease violence incidents taking place on both sides of the border with India, and setting up new institutions. Pakistan fought these challenges really well and emerged as a progressing and developing country just after 5 years of its independence.
Which us presidents have visited Pakistan in the last 50 years?
eisenhower so far the only one ever visited pakistan
Which sea is located to the south of Pakistan?
Name of the sea lying in the south of Pakistan is ARABIAN SEA.
What are the different types of Pakistani Food?
Kababs /Naan
Korma & Nehari
Haleem And Hareesa
Seeji & Dampukht
Halwa Puri
Naan & Channa
Rooti
Kebab burger
Shorma
How many cities in Pakistan Punjab?
There are hundreds of cities in Punjab. A few famous cities of Punjab are enlisted below:
- Lahore
- Faisalabad
- Multan
- Gujranwala
- Sahiwal
- Bahawalpur
- Okara
- Jhang
- Hafizabad
- Jhelum
- Sirgodha
- Vehari
- Kasur
- Mandi Bahauddin
- Gujranwala
- Khanewal
- Malakwal
- Pind Dadankhan
- Rawalpindi
- Chiniot
- Shaikhupura
What is fees of city school Karachi?
The fees of city school Karachi vary greatly. For A levels, it can cost upwards of 10,000 per year as of May 2014.
How do Muslims celebrate Ramadan in Pakistan?
Muslims in Pakistan generally start keeping fasts after the National Moonsighting Committee sights the moon of Ramadan. Muslims fast from dawn (Fajr prayers) to dusk (Mughrib prayers), during which time they refrain from food and drink, as well as other "sinful" acts, such as lying, backbiting, fighting, etc. Many Muslims also refrain from listening to music during this time. The month of fasting ends with the sighting of the new moon of Shawwal, after which Eid ul Adha is celebrated.
Besides the fasting, business goes on in Pakistan as usual. Businesses usually only take a few hours' break at the time of Iftaar (or breaking fast), or may end earlier than usual, so that employees are able to break their fasts in time.
