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Pakistan is the second-worst country in terms of gender parity, ranking 145 out of 146 states in the survey pool.
The World Economic Forum’s newest Global Gender Gap Report ranks the South Asian nation 145th out of 146 countries.
Overall, the survey evaluates 146 nations, with the top five being Iceland, Finland, Norway, New Zealand, and Sweden, and the worst five being Afghanistan, Pakistan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, and Chad.
According to the survey, Pakistan is among five countries with a gender gap larger than 5 percent alongside Qatar, Azerbaijan, China, and India. While the country has made “significant improvement” across various indicators of the report, it ranked 145 on economic participation and opportunity, 143 on health and survival, 135 on educational attainment, and 95 on political participation.
