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Governors-General of Pakistan, 1947–1956

 

 

Muhammad Ali Jinnah             15 August 1947           TO       11 September 1948

 

Khawaja Nazimuddin               14 September 1948     TO       17 October 1951

 

Ghulam Muhammad                 17 October 19516       TO       October 1955

 

Iskander Mirza                            6 October 1955          TO       23 March 1956

 

List Of Prime ministers of Pakistan

1-Liaquat Ali Khan
14 August 1947   to   16 October 1951

2-Sir Khawaja Nazimuddin
17 October 1951   to    17 April 1953

3-Muhammad Ali Bogra
17 April 1953      to    12 August 1955

4-Chaudhry Muhammad Ali
12 August 1955    to    12 September 1956

5-Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy
12 September 1956      to    17 October 1957

6-Ibrahim Ismail Chundrigar
17 October 1957      to     16 December 1957

7-Sir Feroz Khan Noon
16 December 1957      to     7 October 1958

Post Abolished
7 October 1958
7 December 1971

8-Nurul Amin
7 December 1971       to     20 December 1971

Post Abolished
20 December 1971
14 August 1973

9-Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
14 August 1973       to    5 July 1977

Post Abolished
5 July 1977
24 March 1985

10-Muhammah Khan Junejo
24 March 1985   to     29 May 1988
Independent;

Post Abolished
29 May 1988
2 December 1988

11-Benazir Bhutto
2 December 1988    to     6 August 1990


12-Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi
6 August 1990     to     6 November 1990
Caretaker

13-Nawaz Sharif
6 November 1990        to     18 April 1993

14-Balakh Sher Mazari
18 April 1993      to       26 May 1993

15-Nawaz Sharif
26 May 1993       to      18 July 1993

16-Moeenuddin Ahmad Qureshi
18 July 1993      to     19 October 1993
Caretaker

17-Benazir Bhutto
19 October 1993     to    5 November 1996

18-Malik Meraj Khalid
5 November 1996         to     17 February 1997
Caretaker

19-Nawaz Sharif
17 February 1997      to   12 October 1999

Post Abolished 12 October 1999 21 November 2002

20-Zafarullah Khan Jamali
21 November 2002      to     26 June 2004

21-Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain
30 June 2004           to        20 August 2004

22-Shaukat Aziz
20 August 2004          to    16 November 2007


23-Muhammad Mian Soomro
16 November 2007      to         25 March 2008

24-Yousaf Raza Gillani
25 March 2008         to          Incumbent

 

 

List of Presidents in Pakistan

 

1-Iskander Mirza     
23 March 1956   TO   27 October 1958

2-Muhammad Ayub Khan  
27 October 1958  TO  25 March 1969
Military

 

3-Yahya Khan
25 March 1969    TO    20 December 1971
Military

 

4-Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
20 December 1971  TO   13 August 1973
Pakistan Peoples Party

 

5-Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry
13 August 1973   TO  16 September 1978
Pakistan Peoples Party

 

6-Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq
16 September 1978  TO   17 August 1988
Military

7-Ghulam Ishaq Khan
17 August 1988   TO    18 July 1993
Independent

8-Wasim Sajjad (Acting)
18 July 1993    TO   14 November 1993
Pakistan Muslim League (N)

 

9-Farooq Leghari
14 November 1993   TO  2 December 1997
Pakistan Peoples Party

10-Wasim Sajjad (Acting)
2 December 1997  TO   1 January 1998
Pakistan Muslim League (N)

 

11-Muhammad Rafiq Tarar
1 January 1998   TO     20 June 2001
Pakistan Muslim League (N)

 

12-Pervez Musharraf
20 June 2001    TO       18 August 2008
Military/Pakistan Muslim League (Q)

 

13-Muhammad Mian Soomro (Acting)
18 August 2008      TO      9 September 2008
Pakistan Muslim League (Q)

 

14-Asif Ali Zardari
9 September 2008     TO       (Incumbent)
Pakistan Peoples Party


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