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Pakistan Sinks to Bottom of GGGI
- The World Economic Forum released the Global Gender Gap Report 2025 today, ranking Pakistan last among 148 countries with a parity score of 56.7%.
- Pakistan's decline follows a drop in political parity from 12.2% in 2024 to 11% in 2025, and its ministerial representation fell from 5.9% to zero this year.
- While Pakistan's educational attainment improved by 1.5 percentage points to 85.1%, its economic participation and opportunity fell by 1.3 points amid rising income disparity.
- Worldwide, the gender gap has narrowed to 68.8%, with women occupying just 28.8% of senior leadership positions; however, at the current pace of progress, achieving complete gender equality is projected to take more than a century.
- Pakistan’s lowest position reflects ongoing deep-rooted challenges hindering women’s influence in governance and their involvement in the workforce, despite overall global advancements and opportunities highlighted in the report.
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Pakistan sinks to bottom of GGGI
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