ghulam ishaq khan was the politician of pakistan who served as both governor general and prime minister.
ghulam ishaq khan was the politician of pakistan who served as both governor general and prime minister.
who was the politician of pakistan who served as both governor general and prime minister?
ghulam ishaq khan
bullet::::1. gyanendra, king of nepal (1950–1951)









































bullet::::2. tribhuvan, king of nepal (1951–1955)









































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bullet::::1. mohan shamsher jang bahadur rana, prime minister of nepal (1948–1951)









































bullet::::2. matrika prasad koirala, prime minister of nepal (1951–1952)









































bullet::::- pakistan









































bullet::::- monarch - george vi, king of pakistan (1947–1952)









































bullet::::- governor-general -









































bullet::::1. sir khawaja nazimuddin, governor-general of pakistan (1948–1951)









































bullet::::2. malik ghulam muhammad, governor-general of pakistan (1951–1955)









































bullet::::- prime minister -









































bullet::::1. liaquat ali khan, prime minister of pakistan (1947–1951)









































bullet::::2. sir khawaja nazimuddin, prime minister of pakistan (1951–1953)









































bullet::::- philippines









































bullet::::- president - elpidio quirino, president of the philippines (1948–1953)
list of state leaders in 1951
following the changes to the structure of the commonwealth in the late 1920s, in 1929, the australian prime minister james scullin established the right of a dominion prime minister to advise the monarch directly on the appointment of a governor-general, by insisting that his choice (isaac isaacs, an australian) prevail over the recommendation of the british government. the convention was gradually established throughout the commonwealth that the governor-general would be a citizen of the country concerned, and would be appointed on the advice of the government of that country, with no input from the british government; governor general of canada since 1952 and governor-general of new zealand since 1967. since 1931 as each former dominion has patriated its constitution from the uk, the convention has become law, or, since 1947, when the first realms established with a patriated constitution, india and pakistan, were established, was always law, and no government of any realm can advise the monarch on any matter pertaining to another realm, including the appointment of a governor-general. the monarch appoints a governor-general (in canada: "governor general") as a personal representative only on the advice of the prime minister of each realm; for example, the governor-general of new zealand is appointed by the queen of new zealand on the advice of the new zealand prime minister, the governor-general of tuvalu is appointed by the queen of tuvalu on the advice of the tuvaluan prime minister, and the governor-general of jamaica is appointed by the queen of jamaica on the advice of the jamaican prime minister. in papua new guinea and the solomon islands, the prime minister's advice is based on the result of a vote in the national parliament.
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