I am proud to be a Pakistani . Because these are the reasons :

25. Pakistan is not one of the 25 countries with the highest crime rate. There are countries such as the United Kingdom, America, India and so on.

The world's largest ambulance network is managed by Abdul Sattar Eidhi of Pakistan. If Abdul Sattar Edhi does not spend money on ambulances, he is said to be five times more rich than Bill Gates.

The valley of Swat and Ziarat is one of the ten most beautiful valleys in the world. The valley of Swat and Zialat is one of the ten most beautiful valleys in the world. Of the world's top 20 peaks, there are eight in Pakistan.

31.MM.Alam shot down 4 Indian aircraft within 30 seconds and set up world record (to be exact, 26 aircraft). The record is not broken

32. Pakistan was nominated by the UN as 11 countries, and it will be the biggest economy in the future.

33. Between the past five and seven years, the literacy rate of Pakistan has risen markedly. Pakistan is the country with the highest literacy rate

For my beloved country, Pakistan, there are many amazing and unique facts. Long-lived Pakistan !!!! Salute! Pakistan Jindabird!

Pakistan has reached the age of 70 this month - to commemorate my country as a proud Pakistani - to write a book about the history of the Indus Valley and the history of the 7000 year old that our Pakistani inherited I made it. This article celebrates the beginning of a long journey this year - I plan to publish my book by August 14, 2018.

As Pakistan is explained as being negative in the media around the world, some of us may not be particularly proud to introduce ourselves as a Pakistan to a group of new people. At the forefront of the media where everything is negative, here are some reasons we should be proud that we are Pakistanians: we have a massive collective self-criticism There are innate abilities to absorb - the Pakistani criticize everything from politicians and athletes to the military, to almost every celebrity under the sun, and for their own countries and society. Our smiley face is over today

Let's say I told you I really dislike Pakistani people. In support of the country's sad human rights record and its terrorism and its widespread corruption, I support all Pakistani owned companies, all Pakistani art performances and support of all goods and services from Pakistan I will. Let's say that I am blind to any positive aspect of this country in pathology. Let me say that I am obsessed with his misconduct and that Syria, North Korea, Yemen, and Sudan are ignoring serious human rights violations that are unprecedented elsewhere. Let me say that I am silent to allow attacks on European and Pakistani civilians. Mom and Pakistan are not really irresponsible either.

When I grow up, I can talk about my tradition at any time I am proud of my ancestors. When people around me knew my Pakistani tradition, I soon began listening to "Paki" at the luncheon and in the corridor of my school. Then someone told me I was not mixed, sometimes I call myself "paki". "You are not brown enough to mix races." "Only your grandfather can not mix races" or "I think you are a white man." I am dealing with these arrogant statements when I am 33 years old. It is strange that you are told what you are and what you are not.