The document covers cultural insights about Pakistani family and social life, emphasizing the importance of family and arranged marriages. It also highlights business etiquette, including negotiation styles and emotional expressions during discussions. Additionally, it provides trivia about Pakistan's contributions, such as volunteer services and manufacturing.

1. PAKISTAN
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2. Family Life
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Pakistanis believe
the family is
sacred.
Parents consider
arranged marriages
for their daughters
and sons.
In marriages, the
daughter-in-law
moves into the
husband’s house.

3. If invited to a home, bring
the hostess a small gift.
Flowers or chocolates.
Men must avoid giving
flowers to women.
If a man must give a gift
to a woman, he must say
that it is from his wife,
mother, sister, or another
female relative.
Social Etiquette
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4. Business Etiquette
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Pakistanis are highly skilled
negotiators and price is often
a determining factor in a deal.
Pakistanis strive for
win-win outcomes.
Pakistanis show emotions
during negotiations.
Discussions may be heated and
even revert to Urdu (the national
language) - remain calm.

5. Trivia
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The world largest
volunteer ambulance
organization is located
in Pakistan.
80% of the world’s
soccer balls are
made in Pakistan.
Pakistan has
contributed the most
troops worldwide to the
United Nations
Peacekeeping Forces.

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