shahid khaqan abbasi became prime minister of pakistan in 2018.
shahid khaqan abbasi became prime minister of pakistan in 2018.
who became prime minister of pakistan in 2018?
shahid khaqan abbasi
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
during a massive political rally in 1951, prime minister ali khan was assassinated, and nazimuddin became the second prime minister. tensions in east pakistan reached a climax in 1952, when the east pakistani police opened fire on students protesting for the bengali language to receive equal status with urdu. the situation was controlled by nazimuddin who issued a waiver granting the bengali language equal status, a right codified in the 1956 constitution. in 1953 at the instigation of religious parties, anti-ahmadiyya riots erupted, which led to many ahmadi deaths. the riots were investigated by a two-member court of inquiry in 1954, which was criticised by the jamaat-e-islami, one of the parties accused of inciting the riots. this event led to the first instance of martial law in the country and began the history of military intervention into the politics and civilian affairs of the country. in 1954 the controversial one unit program was imposed by the last pakistan muslim league (pml) prime minister ali bogra dividing pakistan on the german geopolitical model. the same year the first legislative elections were held in pakistan, which saw the communists gaining control of east pakistan. the 1954 election results clarified the differences in ideology between west and east pakistan, with east pakistan under the influence of the communist party allying with the shramik krishak samajbadi dal (workers party) and the awami league. the pro-american republican party gained a majority in west pakistan, ousting the pml government. after a vote of confidence in parliament and the promulgation of the 1956 constitution, which confirmed pakistan as an islamic republic, two notable figures became prime minister and president, as the first bengali leaders of the country. huseyn suhrawardy became the prime minister leading a communist-socialist alliance, and iskander mirza became the first president of pakistan.
history of the islamic republic of pakistan