The World Population Review has released its latest report on mobile and broadband internet speeds, highlighting Pakistan’s low global ranking. According to the report, Pakistan fails to make it into the top 100 countries, ranking 198th among 224 nations.
The report identifies the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as the global leader in mobile internet speed, boasting an average download speed of 297.62 Mbps. Singapore follows closely in second place with an average speed of 297.57 Mbps. Other top-ranked countries include Hong Kong (3rd), Chile (4th), and the United States (5th) with an average speed of 242.27 Mbps. Thailand, France, Denmark, and Israel also rank in the top ten.
In stark contrast, Pakistan’s average mobile internet download speed is reported at just 19.59 Mbps, while broadband speeds average 15.52 Mbps. This significant gap underscores the need for substantial improvements in Pakistan’s internet infrastructure to keep pace with global standards.
