Political System of Pakistan

The President is the head of state in Pakistan, representing the unity of the Republic.

The Prime Minister is the head of government in Pakistan, responsible for running the executive branch.

The lower house of Parliament in Pakistan is called the National Assembly, which represents the people.

The upper house of Parliament in Pakistan is called the Senate, representing equal provincial representation.

The President appoints the Prime Minister of Pakistan, who is usually the leader of the majority party in the National Assembly.

The National Assembly of Pakistan consists of 272 directly elected members.

The President has the power to dissolve the National Assembly under certain conditions as per the Constitution.

The term length for a member of the National Assembly in Pakistan is 5 years.

The highest court in Pakistan is the Supreme Court, which has ultimate judicial authority.

The President appoints the judges of the Supreme Court in Pakistan.

Pakistan has a federal parliamentary republic type of government.

General elections in Pakistan are held every 5 years to elect members to the National Assembly.

The Chief Justice of Pakistan serves as the head of the judiciary, overseeing the Supreme Court and judicial functions.

The Election Commission of Pakistan is responsible for organizing and overseeing the conduct of elections to ensure they are fair and transparent.