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Bandéra	Lambang Nagara

Motto: Ittehad, Tanzim, Yaqeen-e-Muhkam (Urdu)
"Kesatuan, Disiplin jeung Kayakinan"

Lagu: "Qaumi Tarana"

Ibukota

Islamabad
¹) 33°40′N 73°10′E

Kota panggedéna

Karachi

Basa resmi Urdu, Inggris, Arab

Pamaréntahan

Républik

- Présidén Mamnoon Hussain

- Perdana Mentri Mian Nawaz Sharif

Ngadeg

- Merdika ti United Kingdom

- Didéklarasikeun 14 Agustus 1947

- Républik Islam 23 Maret 1956

Wewengkon

- Total 803,940¹ km² (ka-36)

310,403¹ sq mi

- Cai (%) 3.1

Populasi

- Perkiraan taun 2007 156,770,000^[1] (ka-6)

- Kapadetan 206/km² (ka-53)
534/sq mi

GDP (PPP) 2007 (éstimasi)

- Total $475.6 miliar (ka-25)

- Perkapita $3,004.5 (ka-128)

HDI (2006) 0.539 (ka-134) – sedeng

Mata uang Rupee (Rs.) (PKR)

Wewengkon wanci PST (UTC 5)

- Summer (DST) teu ditalungtik (UTC 6)

Internét TLD

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Kode telepon 92

Pakistan (Basa Urdu: اسلامی جمہوریۂ پاکستان), ngaran resmina Républik Islam Pakistan nyaéta nagara républik di Asia Kidul, nu mangrupa tempat papanggihna wewengkon Asia Kidul jeung Asia Tengah sarta Wétan Tengah.^[2]^[3] Nagara ieu mibanda 1,046 kilométer gari basisir sapanjang Sagara Arabia di béh kidul, diwawatesan ku Afganistan jeung Iran di béh kulon, India di béh wétan sarta Tiongkok jauh di béh wétan kaléreunana.^[4]

Pakistan mangrupa nagara pangpadetna kagenep di dunya sarta mangrupa nagara mayoritas Islam nu kadua pangpadetna. Wewengkonna mangrupa bagéan India Britania samemeh dibagi-bagi sarta mibanda sajarah pakampungan jeung peradaban nu panjang salila Peradaban Léngkob Indus. lolobana tina wewengkon nu aya kiwari beunang ku Pérsia jeung Yunani dina Milénium ka-1 SM sarta diatur ku maranéhannana salila sawatara abad. Keur sesa sajarahna, wewengkon ieu mangrupa bagéan tina karajaan India nu lega atawa di sahadapeun pupuhu lokal atawa regional. Nu datang jeung ngawasana satuluyna aya urang Arab, Afganistan, Turki, Baloch jeung Mongol. Wewengkon ieu asup kana India Britania dina abad ka-19. Tii saprak merdika, nagara ieu geus ngalaman dua périodeu tumuwuhna militer jeung ekonomi nu penting, sarta périodeu nu henteu stabil, ku ayana kaluarna Pakistan Wétan (kiwari Bangladésh).

Tempo ogé

Wétan Tengah nu Agung

Rujukan

↑ Perkiraan Survey Ekonomi Pakistan 2006-2007, ku Kamentrian Keuangan Archived 2007-08-08 di Wayback Machine
↑ Encarta Encyclopedia - Pakistan Archived 2008-03-06 di Wayback Machine
↑ Middle East Institute: Pakistan Archived 2007-09-28 di Wayback Machine
↑ The Kashmir region is claimed by India and Pakistan. Both countries and China separately administer parts of the region with the Indian and Pakistani held areas defined by the Line of Control. The Pakistani-Chinese border is not recognized by India.

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