Federalism in Pakistan

Federalism in Pakistan refers to the division of power between the national government and provincial governments. Established in 1956, it aims to accommodate the country's diverse ethnic and cultural groups by giving provinces the authority to manage local affairs like education and health. The Constitution outlines this structure, balancing powers to ensure local representation while maintaining a strong central government for national unity. This system helps address regional differences, though challenges like political tensions and resource distribution persist. Overall, federalism allows for governance that is more attuned to the unique needs of each province.