From whom did Pakistan buy Gwadar?

  The 6 countries that bought the territory of another country

 A look at history reveals that many countries have bought sovereign territories from other countries.  Here are some notable examples of UN countries buying shares from other countries:

 France bought two territories. Countries have been buying sovereign territories since the Middle Ages.  Sold to the King of France the Bourges and Duns for 60,000 pounds - 

Russia also bought several territories.  Which ended the Great Northern War, which began after 1700.  In return, King Frederick I of Great Sweden was paid 2 million silver rubles for the territories.  

Denmark-Norway buys St. Croix from France The West Indian Company in Denmark bought St. Croix's territory from France in 1733. The company was operating under Denmark-Norway.  A total of 750,000 levers were paid. 

The United States also purchased an area from France. In 1803, the United States purchased an area from France called Louisiana covering an area of ​​820,000 square miles.  That's 3 340 million today - the United States bought Florida The United States government bought Florida from Spain in 1819.  Protected by the Adams Ons Agreement, the area includes present-day Florida and southern parts of Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana.  This purchase was made for 5 million US dollars which is 101 million dollars today. 

From whom did Pakistan buy Gwadar? 

 

Pakistani area Gwadar is famous for its port. This area was bought by Pakistan from the government of Oman.  Gwadar was purchased by the Pakistani government on September 8, 1958, but officially became part of Pakistan on December 8, 1958. The government of then-Prime Minister Feroz Khan Noon purchased Gwadar from the then Sultan of Oman in 1958.  5 billion 50 crore was negotiated for-