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Do You Know? 'Terror Exporter' Pakistan Gives Tough Competition To Developed Nations In These 8 Fields

Pakistan is often accused of spreading terror in its neigbouring countries like India, Afghanistan and Iran. It has even faced FATF sanctions in the past for failing to implement measures to curb terrorism. However, there are several things in which Pakistan is doing better than many developed nations. Pakistan holds notable positions globally in various areas. Here are ten things where Pakistan leads or stands out on the world stage:

Irrigation System

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Irrigation System

Pakistan has the world's largest contiguous irrigation system, known as the Indus Basin Irrigation System, which supports the country's extensive agricultural activities.

Surgical Instruments

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Surgical Instruments

Pakistan is one of the leading exporters of surgical instruments, particularly from the city of Sialkot, which is renowned for its high-quality medical tools.

Salt Mine

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Salt Mine

The Khewra Salt Mine in Pakistan is the second-largest salt mine in the world and a significant source of pink Himalayan salt.

Production of Footballs

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Production of Footballs

Sialkot, Pakistan, is one of the leading manufacturers of footballs globally, producing around 70% of the world’s footballs, including those used in FIFA World Cup tournaments.

Ambulance Network

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Ambulance Network

The Edhi Foundation in Pakistan operates the world’s largest volunteer ambulance service network, providing emergency medical assistance across the country.

Milk Producer

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Milk Producer

Pakistan ranks fifth in the world in milk production, with a large portion coming from small-scale dairy farms across the country.

Cotton Producer

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Cotton Producer

Pakistan is among the top producers of cotton, ranking fourth in the world. Cotton is a crucial crop for the country's textile industry.

Man-Made Forest

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Man-Made Forest

Changa Manga, located in Punjab, Pakistan, is one of the largest man-made forests in the world, covering approximately 12,000 acres.