pakistan became member of united nations on 17 september 1991.
pakistan became member of united nations on 17 september 1991.
when did pakistan become member of united nations?
17 september 1991
united nations peacekeeping missions involving pakistan









































un peacekeeping missions involving pakistan cover about 70 operations in different parts of world. pakistan joined the united nations on "30 september 1947", regardless of afghan opposition against pakistan's entrance to united nations because of the durand line. pakistan army has the third most number of soldiers in un peacekeeping missions.
united nations peacekeeping missions involving pakistan
after the controversy and upheaval of 2010, 2011 saw pakistan become a more consistent team. the year began with the world cup held between february and april. pakistan progressed to the semi-final, where they were defeated by india; playing in three of the team's matches, ajmal took five wickets at an average of 18.60. after the world cup, pakistan played ten tests, winning six and losing a single match; this saw the team win series against bangladesh, new zealand, sri lanka and zimbabwe and draw with the west indies. ajmal finished the year with 50 wickets from 8 tests, more than any other bowler (second on the list was india's ishant sharma with 43). pakistan were also largely successful in odis, winning 24 out of 32. after pakistan beat sri lanka 4–1 in november 2011, ajmal climbed to the number one spot in the icc's odi rankings. he finished the year by taking nine wickets over two tests in pakistan's tour of bangladesh.
saeed ajmal