imran khan is the existing prime minister of pakistan.
imran khan is the existing prime minister of pakistan.
who is the existing prime minister of pakistan?
imran khan
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)
list of state leaders in 2018
although howe wrote subsequently in his memoir "conflict of loyalty" that his intention was only to constrain any shift in european policy by the cabinet under the existing prime minister, his dramatic speech is widely seen as the key catalyst for the leadership challenge mounted by michael heseltine a few days later. although thatcher won most votes in the leadership election, she did not win by a large enough margin to win outright and subsequently withdrew from the contest on 22 november. five days later, chancellor of the exchequer john major was elected party leader and thus became prime minister. the change proved to be a positive one for the tories, who had trailed labour in most opinion polls by a double-digit margin throughout 1990 but soon returned to the top of the polls and won the general election in april 1992.
geoffrey howe