Parliament of Pakistan

The Parliament of Pakistan is the country's legislative body responsible for making and passing laws. It is composed of two houses: the National Assembly, whose members are elected by the people, and the Senate, whose members are elected by provincial assemblies. The Parliament debates policy issues, approves the national budget, and holds the government accountable. It plays a vital role in shaping Pakistan’s laws, policies, and governance, functioning as the primary forum for representing the interests of the citizens and ensuring checks and balances within the government system.