Why Bing Map not showing - winrt-xaml

I have added all the required references like Bing Map and Others. I have added the credential as well.
The problem : There is no map showing
What need to be done?
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&ltbm:Map.Center>
&lt bm:Location Latitude="40.72367" Longitude="40.72367" />
&lt/bm:Map.Center>
</bm:Map>

Set HomeRegion="US" in <bm:Map />
Here is the list of supported regions in Bing Map.

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================== Update ==================
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================== Update 2 ==================
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