Government of Pakistan

The Government of Pakistan is a federal parliamentary republic. It consists of three branches: the Executive, led by the Prime Minister; the Legislature, which includes a bicameral parliament (the National Assembly and the Senate); and the Judiciary, which interprets laws. The President acts as the ceremonial head of state. Pakistan has a multi-tiered system of governance with provincial and local governments. The country’s political landscape includes various political parties and movements. Key issues facing the government include economic development, security, and social welfare. The government also oversees the implementation of laws and public services across the nation.