Hina Rabbani Khar is a distinguished Pakistani politician, economist, and diplomat, widely recognized for her intelligence, grace, and impactful presence in international affairs. As Pakistan’s first female Foreign Minister, she earned global respect for her diplomatic skill and articulate representation of the country on major platforms. In 2025, Hina continues to be an influential voice in policy, governance, and women’s empowerment, admired for her leadership, intellect, and dedication to progressive national development.
She stated that “no rational country launches missiles at a nuclear-armed neighbour” while commenting on Indo-Pak tensions and suggested that India must engage in real dialogue rather than provocation. SAMAA TV+Dawn
She highlighted at an education summit that the digital divide and unequal access to learning must be addressed, emphasising that girls especially must be given “equitable access to basic quality education”. Urdu Point
In her diplomatic capacity, she argued that isolating Afghanistan economically under the Taliban risks humanitarian catastrophe and supported reducing coercive measures that block development. brecorder.com
she described India as a “bully state” and a “permanent threat to world peace”, in a US-media interview where she sharply criticised the country’s posture toward Pakistan. Minute Mirror
She declared in the National Assembly that India is no longer a secular state but a "rogue state," criticizing its failure to uphold democratic principles and its regional actions. The News
Khar countered opposition claims of isolation, asserting that Pakistan's foreign policy is making positive progress and diplomatic efforts are successful. Dawn
Khar advised Pakistan to avoid choosing sides between China and the US, advocating for a balanced foreign policy approach to resist global pressure. Geo News+2
World Economic Forum – 2008
Young Global Leader
Acknowledged as one of 245 global leaders selected for outstanding leadership. (Dawn)
Government of Pakistan – 2011
First woman & youngest to hold the office of Foreign Minister of Pakistan
Recognised for becoming the first female and youngest Foreign Minister, shaping Pakistan’s diplomatic profile. (Wikipedia)
National Assembly of Pakistan – 2009
First Pakistani woman to present the federal budget
Honoured for being the first woman to present Pakistan’s federal budget as Minister of State for Finance/Economic Affairs. (Daily Times)
Local / District Authority – 2019
Hilal‑e‑Muzaffargarh (city-level honour)
Recognised by her home district for contributions to public service and local representation. (gazetteers.punjab.gov.pk)
Birthdate: Nov 19, 1977
Hometown: Multan, Pakistan
Hina grew up in Muzaffargarh in a political family led by her father Ghulam Noor Rabbani Khar
Graduation: Bachelor’s in Economics from LUMS
Postgraduate: Master’s in Hospitality Management from UMass Amherst.
Spouse: Feroze Gulzar (businessman)
Children: 2
Hina represents Pakistan at top global platforms such as the United Nations, World Economic Forum, and major policy summits, where she’s admired for her intellect and diplomatic composure. wikipedia
She has advocated strongly for education for girls and gender equality on international stages. Representing Pakistan at the Transforming Education Summit 2022, she stressed the need for “affirmative measures to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education for girls.” UrduPoint
Hina Rabbani Khar is a Pakistani politician, economist, and diplomat best known as Pakistan’s first female and youngest-ever Foreign Minister.
She began her political career in 2002, winning a National Assembly seat from Muzaffargarh on a Pakistan Muslim League (Q) ticket.
She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from LUMS and a Master’s in Hospitality Management from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Recorder)
Yes, she is married to Feroze Gulzar, a businessman, and they have two children.
As of 2025, her estimated net worth is around,~ ₨ 13.37 million (≈ US $48,000) earned through politics, diplomacy, and business ventures.
She became Pakistan’s first female Foreign Minister (2011), represented the country at the UN and World Economic Forum, and is known for her leadership in economic and foreign affairs.
In july 2011 Hina Rabbani Khar Recognised for becoming the first female and youngest Foreign Minister, shaping Pakistan’s diplomatic profile.
Hina advocates for women’s empowerment, education equity, and regional peace, frequently speaking at international forums on these subjects.
She uses her verified platforms to share diplomatic perspectives, speeches, and humanitarian insights, engaging with audiences in Pakistan and abroad.
In 2025, Hina continues her work in policy research, foreign relations, and women’s leadership programs, contributing to global discussions on peace and education reform
“I aspire to build a career defined by meaningful performances, versatility, and creative freedom. I want to take on roles that challenge stereotypes, reflect strong storytelling, and resonate with audiences. My goal is to continue growing as an artist, explore diverse genres, and work on projects that leave a lasting emotional impact. I aim to stay authentic, evolve with time, and contribute positively to the entertainment industry.”
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