Men are more numerous than women in Pakistan.
Based on available data, men constitute a slightly larger portion of the population in Pakistan compared to women. The most recent figures indicate that approximately 51% of the population is male, while roughly 48.76% is female. A small percentage, about 0.24%, identifies as transgender.
This disparity is reflected in the male-female sex ratio, which is approximately 105.07 men for every 100 women. This suggests that, statistically, there are more men than women in Pakistan. This is not an uncommon trend in many South Asian countries.
