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ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN PAKISTAN 21 st CENTURY

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Page 1: Pakistan in 21st century

ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN

PAKISTAN 21st CENTURY

Page 2: Pakistan in 21st century

PAKI

STAN

AT

GLA

NCE

• Important Islamic State

• Stretches over 1600kms north-south, 800kms east-west,

and 1064kms along the costal-line of Arabian Sea

• Gateway of Central Asia and only way to reach Persian

Gulf through central Asia, that’s why get important

position in Sub-continent Asia

• Pakistan in this magnificent era of 21st Century have a lot

of Blessing of Allah along with miss-use and un fair

distribution of these resources.

Pakistan 21st Century

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STA

ND

ING

AR

M

FO

RC

E•1st Islamic State with nuclear weapon•ISI, the world’s best intelligence agency•5th largest standing force

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IRR

IGA

TIO

N &

A

GR

ICU

LT

UR

E

• Pakistan's principal natural resources are ARABLE LAND

• 25% of Pakistan's total land area is under cultivation

• Pakistan has largest irrigation systems in the world

• Agriculture accounts for about 21.2% of GDP and employs

about 43% of the labor force

• Pakistan is one of the world's largest producers and suppliers

of

• Pakistan ranks third in the Muslim world and eighth worldwide

in farm output, according to the List of countries by GDP sector

composition.

• The most important crops are wheat, sugarcane, cotton,

and rice, which together account for more than 75% of the

value of total crop output.

Page 5: Pakistan in 21st century

RESE

RVES

& P

ROD

UCT

ION

S

• 5th largest coal reserve, (175 billion ton coal

in THAR)

• 2nd largest salt mine “khewra Mines”

• 5th largest Gold deposit

• 4th largest reserve of natural gas

• 2nd largest Dam “Tarbela Dam”

Page 6: Pakistan in 21st century

TRAD

ING

& E

CON

OM

Y

• World Largest Deep Sea Port “GAWADAR SEA

PORT”

• Gateway for central Asia & United Republic

of Russian States to reach Persian Gulf.

• Fish is found in large amount

Page 7: Pakistan in 21st century

SCIE

NCE

& S

PORT

S• 9th Largest English Speaking Country

• 7th Largest Pool of scientist and engineers• Dr Abdul Salam

• Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan

• Dr Samar Mubarakmand

• Late Arfa Kareem (Youngest MCP)

• And List goes on

• Rawalpindi Express “SHOAIB AKHTER”

• WASEEM AKRAM

• SAEED AJMAL

• RAMEEZ RAJA

• NASEEM HAMEED

Page 8: Pakistan in 21st century

MED

IA A

ND

MU

SIC

• The major news agencies in Pakistan are the

Associated Press of Pakistan and Pakistan

Press International.

• By the mid 1990’s television reached 80% of

the Pakistan population, and Pakistan television Co-

operation is the only channel at that time.

• Now many new private channels have been introduced.

• Radio is also used.

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ISSUES WITH PAKISTAN

IN 21ST CENTURY

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POW

ER C

RISI

S

• One of the major Power crisis in Pakistan

is Short Fall of Electricity.

• Inadequate budgetary allocation

• Capacity of Terbela, Mangla & Chasma

Dam is reducing due to mud deposit in it.

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Educ

ation

• Education is Pakistan is very poor.

• The government only sets aside 3%of the

annual budget for education.

• The Pakistani government estimates the

literacy rate of Pakistan to be at 47% but

outside spectators beg to differ claiming the

rate must be around 20%

Page 12: Pakistan in 21st century

CORR

UPT

ION

• In 2011, Pakistan ranked 134 on the index

with 42 countries ranking worse

• Survey in 2010 reported about major

corruption in Pakistan by sector like in court,

education, health care, law enforcement and

police, sports and taxation

Page 13: Pakistan in 21st century

INFL

ATIO

N• Inflation rate refers to a general rise in prices measured

against a standard level of purchasing power.

• It is the root cause of oodles of problems in the country.

• The inflation rate in Pakistan was last reported at 10.2

percent in November of 2011

• Its mainly occur, industries are closed due to government

policies creating unemployment.

• Petrol price hikes is the second main cause.

Page 14: Pakistan in 21st century

TERR

ORI

SM• Unfortunately Pakistan rank 2nd in death ranking in spite

of largest standing arm force

• It has become a major and highly destructive

phenomenon in recent year

• According to the government of Pakistan the direct and

indirect economic costs of terrorism from 2000-2010

total $68 billion.

• Terrorism in Pakistan is due to sectarian/ religious

violence, Suddenly change political situation, Dictatorship

type behavior in civil army, Business/family disputes,

Zamindar ( Landlord created by British) this trend

continued into the 21st century

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POVE

RTY

& IN

-EQ

UAL

ITY

• Some countries even lost economic growth

momentum without entering into the stage of

sustainable human development. Pakistan is an

example of such countries which had respectable

growth till the late 1960s but later experienced

low levels of economic growth (with equity)

because of faltering on human development And

often forgotten lesson, which emerges from

experiences

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POLI

TICA

L IN

STAB

ILIT

Y

• The instability of government, inefficiency of

political parties, and a weak political culture

create the scenario for a politically instable state

• Pakistan failed to establish a stable democratic

government due to constitutional conflict. Due

to political instability, Pakistan’s economic and

social growth has been curtailed.

Page 17: Pakistan in 21st century

HEA

LTH

& P

OPU

LATI

ON • Pakistan is 7th most populated

country in the world.

• Focus on curative medicine than

preventive medicine

• High prevalence of communicable

diseases

• Malnutrition

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All That we need Is:

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PAKI

STAN

TO

DAY • From QUAID-e-AZAM to Asif Ali Zardari Pakistan

moves through every thick and thin.

• 60 years back there is NATION that did not have

LAND, but today there is a LAND that don’t have

NATION.

• The problems that Pakistan facing despite of a long

list of blessings are:

Page 20: Pakistan in 21st century

Paki

stan

can

get

out

of c

risis

• Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Chairman said that the

country is facing an unannounced economic

emergency as budget deficit has swelled to more than

Rs600 billion,

• But still its never too late, we can still have chance to

save our home land PAKISTAN….

Just by proper planning and good governance

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BRAI

N L

EAD

ERS

& B

RAIN

LEA

RNER

S

• needs to focus on Hydro Energy wind energy, and

electricity by coal and setting up dams and Run of River

projects.

• (India-Pakistan-Iran) and TAPI (Turkmenistan-

Afghanistan-Pakistan -India) gas pipelines Projects.

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GO

OD

LEA

DER

SHIP

• Also, the current Pakistani government agencies include the Water and Power

Ministry, Oil and Gas Ministry, OGRA, AEDB, NEPRA, PPIB, WAPDA, NTDC, SHYDO.

To implement and coordinate all projects, it is suggested that one cohesive energy

Ministry be made responsible for all energy issues in order to create more unity

• Plan and establish more industries to reduce unemployment and poverty

• Educate people about the hazards of overpopulation

• Strick rule and regulation to follow by every one, without the discrimination of

rich & poor, power & weak.

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Shaheen of Pakistan

• Nothing is lost yet • Stop thinking that Pakistan is a worse country• Major power of Pakistan is its YOUTH

(SHAHEEN of Pakistan)• Its our motherland and we are responsible for

its goods and bad, its not the property of few family, nobody is allow to play family politics here.

Page 24: Pakistan in 21st century

HAV

E FA

ITH

IN A

LLAH

& L

OVE

PA

KIST

AN• Pessimism drops the curtain on tomorrow

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THANK YOU ….