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IMF 2013
1 Indonesia 946.391
2 Turkey 851.817
3 Saudi Arabia 745.617
4 Iran 429.246
5 U A E 369.364
6 Malaysia 327.911
7 Nigeria 268.708
8 Egypt 264.701
9 Pakistan 238.935
10 Iraq 233.292
11 Kazakhstan 214.143
12 Algeria 210.510
13 Qatar 188.812
14 Kuwait 173.438
15 Bangladesh 153
Total 5.598.028
1.United States 16,237.746
2.China 9,020.309
3.Japan 5,149.897
They forgot Netherlands it has more Pakistani than locals and increasing in numbers.
Wikipedia said:The majority of the population of the Netherlands is ethnically Dutch. A 2005 estimate counted: 80.9% Dutch, 2.4% Indonesian, 2.4% German, 2.2% Turkish, 2.0% Surinamese, 1.9% Moroccan, 0.8% Antillean and Aruban, and 7.4% others.
Do visit this thread please, we have been doing fine without bharat since our existence.if Pakistan neglect its neighbor nation in trade how can it be possible to boost its economy. only neighbor countries plays major role to boost economy. Pakistan have closed door for its only real neighbor. so Pakistan economy is dying.
They forgot Netherlands it has more Pakistani than locals and increasing in numbers. Pun intended
Also why no mention of India we have the 3rd largest Muslim Population on earth
We are even below Nigeria
Suprise to see pakistan GDP is almost equal to Iraq and lower then Nigeria.
Pakistan 9th rank is shameful
we should had been in the top 3 atleast
Imagine if Pak had not entered into the USA lead WOT in 2004 and we remained as a new growth challenger to China with the growth rate of 8.4% and not 2-3% average for the last 8 years
we must be having a GDP atleast of 350billion dollars or even higher
China's New Growth Challenger Is Pakistan: Mukherjee (Correct) - Bloomberg
Well indonesia,turkey,iran and even Pakistan.these 4 countries has alot of potential to become in excess of trillion dollars GDP's
Nigeria has 10th largest oil reserve in the world, so it's no surprise. In Nigeria, oil industry take up 40% of its GDP, 80% of government revenue and 95% foreign reserve. But in recent years, Nigeria's oil output has been decreasing and its oil reserve never increase.
Oil reserve failed to change the fate of Nigeria.
Oil reserve failed to change the fate of Nigeria.
How did it fail to change their fate?
Nigeria is growing at around 6-7% per year and have one of the best performing economies in Africa.
Obviously they can't become developed overnight, but they are moving forward.