Baluchistan

Balochistan is a region located in South Asia, primarily divided between Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan. It is known for its rugged terrain, rich mineral resources, and diverse culture, primarily inhabited by the Baloch people. The area has significant geopolitical importance due to its strategic location, including access to the Arabian Sea. Balochistan has faced challenges such as political instability, ethnic tensions, and economic underdevelopment, leading to ongoing conflicts. Efforts to develop the region economically have included various infrastructure projects, but issues of governance and rights remain significant concerns for its inhabitants.