I am proud to be a Pakistani because Pakistan has given
me my identity which gives me global recognition.
I am proud to be a Pakistani for many reasons. First
of all, Pakistan is the world’s first Islamic country to
attain nuclear power. Pakistan has the highest paved
international road – The Karakoram Highway. Pakistan
has the largest canal-based irrigation system in the
world. Pakistan has the world’s largest ambulance
network. Pakistan’s Edhi Foundation, which is also listed
in the Guinness Book of World Records, is exceptional.
I am proud to be a Pakistani because the name
Pakistan means ‘Land of the Pure’ in Persian and Urdu
languages. Two people have won the Nobel Prize from
Pakistan. Malala Yousafzai for Peace in 2014 and Abdus
Salam for Physics in 1979. K-2 (Chagori) is the highest
mountain peak in Pakistan and the second highest in
the world.
I am proud to be a Pakistani because Pakistan also
made history with the youngest civil judge in the
world. Mohammed Ilyas passed his exam when he
was 20 years and 9 months old and thus became the
youngest civil judge in the world. The ‘Khewra Salt
Mine’ in Pakistan is the second largest and oldest salt
mine in the world. Pakistan has the eleventh-largest
armed force in the world. It has 617,000 people in its
army. UN peacekeeping missions are supported largely
by the Pakistani army.
I am proud to be a Pakistani because Pakistanis are the
fourth-most intelligent people in the world, according
to poll results gathered from 125 countries by the
Institute of European Business Administration. The
world’s seventh-largest collection of scientists and
engineers is from Pakistan.
Last but not the least, according to a survey, Pakistan
has one of the world’s top National Anthem tunes. The
duration of Pakistan’s National Anthem is 80 seconds. Amna Aqdas, V Coral
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