Establishing an openly gay club or space would likely face significant opposition and challenges in Pakistan, given the criminalization of same-sex relationships and the conservative social attitudes towards LGBTQ issues.

Some key points:

1. Same-sex sexual activity is currently illegal in Pakistan under the penal code, which makes the open operation of a gay club very difficult legally.
2. Pakistan is a socially conservative society, especially outside major cities, where LGBTQ topics remain highly taboo and stigmatized. Opening a gay club would go against prevailing social norms.
3. There have been no widespread credible reports about LGBTQ groups officially applying or advocating for approval of Pakistan’s first gay club, especially in a smaller city like Abbottabad.
4. If such an application was made to authorities, it would likely face significant opposition from religious groups, conservative segments of society, and potentially legal hurdles.