PTI:
After a month of political unrest in Islamabad, Pakistani opposition parties successfully ousted Prime Minister Imran Khan on a no-confidence vote on April 10 and on April 11 voted opposition leader Shahbaz Sharif as the new prime minister. The vote came after the Pakistani Supreme Court overturned Khan's previous attempts by Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) party to overturn the proposal and go to a new election. Khan continues to despise despite being ousted, accusing the international conspiracy against him and criticizing his rivals and party members as heretics in the country, and his supporters continue to rally across the country.
Khan has accused the United States of backing a no-confidence motion, accusing its rivals of conspiring with the United States and seeking to establish itself as a defender of foreign policy.
Mir: Khan's ouster following a high-profile drama in Islamabad led to his split from the Chief of Staff, General Qamar Bajwa - who, along with ISI head Nadeem Anjum, chose to remain "neutral" in opposition to the PTI government. Khan's push for a coup d'état and a vote ban seemed to have angered the top military leadership, which has distanced itself from both Khan's decisions.
Withdrawal of military organization support seems to be based on a number of factors. For one thing, the Army was concerned about Khan's rule - which, given the view that Khan was a political leader elected in the military in 2018, came to underestimate the military position. Second, there seems to be a difference between Bajwa and Khan in terms of foreign policy, from how to deal with the United States to open trade with India. It seems that Bajwa was looking for a way to reconcile relations with the United States and India's biggest rival - perhaps because of Pakistan's growing strategic challenges in the country's economic crisis. Khan, on the other hand, relies on the narrative of many people against the Americans and the Indians.
PML-N
BY 1998 Nawaz Sharif had recorded more power than any other former government in Pakistan. The country was far from achieving real growth, however, and the continued skepticism of allowing sincere opposition made a mockery of the principles of state democracy. The PML-N leader used his influence to launch the "2010 Program," which focused on education reform, the introduction of public service committees, and the creation of new job opportunities. However, the prime minister's economic plan was thwarted when countries that were supposed to provide funding for various campaigns withdrew their promises after Pakistan bombed a series of nuclear weapons in May 1998.
News of the nuclear test of
nt symptoms of global depression, and anxiety only increased in Pakistan's growing instability and the possibility that nuclear weapons, technology, or material could be transferred, sold, or smuggled to other countries or groups (indeed, in 2004 Abdal Qadir Khan, head of nuclear program). of Pakistan, admitted to sharing arms technology with several countries, including Iran, North Korea, and Libya). In the end, Pakistan's acquisition of nuclear weapons did little to address the country's social and political turmoil, and it did not prove to be a boon to the country's economic or political future.
Pakistan Vision 2025
In August 2014, Sharif executives unveiled a comprehensive plan to boost exports to US $ 150 billion by 2025. [188] According to the Daily Times, Vision 2025 is based on seven pillars: putting people first; human and social development; achieving sustainable, indigenous and inclusive growth; governance, institutional reform and improvement of the public sector; energy, water and food security; growth driven by the private sector and businesses, developing a competitive information economy by adding value and modernizing transport infrastructure and greater regional connectivity.
Nuclear power policy
FATA changes
National safety and security policy
Zarb-e-Azb performance
Conclusion
The next prime minister will be a very important question based on the current year of shahbaz sharif if he controls the growing level of fuel and all living things where there will be a chance that the PML-N will form a government in 2023.
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