shahid khaqan abbasi is the prime minister of pakistan right now.
shahid khaqan abbasi is the prime minister of pakistan right now.
who is the prime minister of pakistan right now?
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bullet::::2. khadga prasad oli, prime minister of nepal (2018–present)









































bullet::::- monarch – qaboos bin said al said, sultan of oman (1970–present)









































bullet::::- prime minister – qaboos bin said al said, prime minister of oman (1972–present)









































bullet::::- president –









































bullet::::1. mamnoon hussain, president of pakistan (2013–2018)









































bullet::::2. arif alvi, president of pakistan (2018–present)









































bullet::::- prime minister –









































bullet::::1. shahid khaqan abbasi, interim prime minister of pakistan (2017–2018)









































bullet::::2. nasirul mulk, interim prime minister of pakistan (2018)









































bullet::::3. imran khan, prime minister of pakistan (2018–present)









































bullet::::- president – mahmoud abbas, president of palestine (2005–present)









































bullet::::- prime minister – rami hamdallah, prime minister of palestine (2013–2019)
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right to education pakistan, also known as rte pakistan or simply rte, is an advocacy campaign for equal education rights for all children in pakistan. the rte campaign stems from low enrollment levels in pakistani schools, and low literacy levels (especially among pakistani females) depicted by the annual status of education report (aser). it functions under the "citizens movement for quality education", an initiative by idara-e-taleem o aagahi (ita), or "the centre of education and consciousness."
right to education pakistan