List of Pakistanis

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Pakistan is the fifth most populous nation in the world. Below is a list of some notable people who relate to the country. See Pakistani people for a list of pages about notable Pakistanis by category.

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Heads of state or government

Civil / democratically elected administrators

Military / non-democratically elected administrators

Foreign ministers

Bureaucrats

Diplomats

Attorney General of Pakistan

Law officers of Advocate General Punjab

Other major political figures

A – F

G – L

M – R

S – Z

Judges

Lawyers

Human rights activists and philanthropists

Academia

Scientists, researchers and scholars

School teachers

Religious scholars

Military personnel

Businesspeople and industrialists

Bankers

Arts, literature and other media personalities

Actors and actresses

For a categorical listing of actors in film, see Category:Pakistani film actors

YouTubers

Video jockeys

Architects

Artists and painters

Film and TV directors and documentary filmmakers

Fashion designers

Models

Visual effects

Journalists

Musicians

Photographers

Writers and poets

Sports

Athletics

Boxing

Cricket

Cycling

E-sports

Field hockey

Football

Golf

Mixed martial arts

Mountaineers

Sailing

Skiing

Snooker

Squash

Tennis

Police officers

Militants

Other

See also

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References

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