Pakistan is strategically located in South Asia
Pakistan in South Asia
Location of Pakistan :
Pakistan is strategically located in South Asia, sharing borders with several key nations. To the west, it borders Afghanistan and Iran, while India lies to its east. To the north, Pakistan shares a boundary with China, which is significant for trade and diplomatic relations. The southern region of Pakistan boasts a coastline along the Arabian Sea, providing the country access to important sea routes.
Geographically, Pakistan is characterized by diverse landscapes, ranging from the towering peaks of the Himalayas and the Karakoram in the north to the vast deserts and coastal plains in the south. The country is home to the Khyber Pass, an ancient trade route connecting it to Afghanistan and Central Asia. Its location has made Pakistan a vital player in regional politics and global trade, particularly through its port city of Gwadar, which serves as a key point for China’s Belt and Road Initiative.
Pakistan's central position also places it at the crossroads of South Asia, Central Asia, and the Middle East, making it a hub for cultural exchanges, trade routes, and geopolitical interests throughout history. This unique location continues to shape Pakistan's role on the global stage.
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