Pakistan Ranks Last 148 in Global Gender Gap Index 2025 by World Bank Women Empowerment Shahbaz Sharif Humiliation

Global Gender Gap Index 2025: The shelter of terrorists, Pakistan keeps roaming around the world with a bowl for money. Even after getting money from some organizations including IMF, he works on promoting terror instead of spending on his people. Meanwhile, a list has been released internationally, in which Pakistan has topped below.

Pakistan topped this list from below

The World Economic Forum has released the Global Gender Gap Report 2025 by assessing 148 countries. Pakistan is at the bottom 148th position in this list. Bangladesh has secured 24th position in this list by making a long jump of 75 places. India is ranked 131 in this list of 148 countries. This assessment is done on the basis of many reports including equal economic participation of women and men, equal opportunities in the field of education, health and political empowerment.

Pakistan’s position in Global Gender Gap Report 2025

After this report, Pakistan’s overall equality score has come down from 57 percent to 56.7 percent. Pakistan’s decline has been recorded for the second consecutive time in the Global Gender Gap Report. According to this report, there is a lot of difference between the income and salary of men and women here. Although this is the highest in many countries, but Pakistan has the highest. Many countries have worked on this and have reduced the gap of income and salary of this woman and man, but it is increasing in Pakistan.

Shahbaz Sharif’s insult at international level

According to the World Bank’s 2024 report, the share of women working in Pakistan is only 22.8 percent, while the number of women in the big post is very less. The role of women in Pakistan’s politics has also reduced.

According to the report, the role of women in the politics here last year was 12.2 percent, which has fallen to 11 percent this year. Because of this, Shahbaz Sharif is getting insulted worldwide. The Global Gender Gap Report 2025 has emphasized the country’s continuous efforts to create equal opportunities for women in political and economic fields.