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Prime Ministers.


1. Khan Liaquat Ali Khan.                       15 Aug 1947 to 16 Oct 1951.
2. Khwaja Nizam-u-ddin.                          19 Oct 1951 to 17 Apr 1953.
3. Muhammad Ali Bogra.                         17 Apr 1953 to 11 Aug 1955.
4. Chaudry Muhammad Ali.                     11 Aug 1955 to 12 Sep 1956.
5. Husain (Shaheed) Suharwardy.             12 Sep 1956 to 18 Oct 1957.
6. Ibrahim Chundregar.                             18 Oct 1957 to 16 Sep 1957.
7. Malak Feroz Khan Noon.                      16 Dec 1957 to 17 Oct 1958.
 8. Nurul Amin                                          7 Oct 1971 to 20 Dec 1971
 9. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.                             14 Aug 1973 to 5 Jul 1977
 10. Muhammad Khan Junejo.                  23 Mar 1985 to 29 may 1988
11. Benazir Bhutto.                                   2 Dec 1988 to 6 Aug 1990
12. Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi.                       6 Aug 1990 to 6 Nov 1990
13 . Nawaz Sharif.                                   6 Nov 1990 to 18 Apr 1993
14. Balakh Sher Mazari.                          18 Apr 1993 to 26 May 1993
15. Nawaz Sharif .                                   26 May 1993 to 18 Jul 1993
16. Moeenuddin Ahmad Qureshi.          18 Jul 1993 to 10 Oct 1993
17. Benazir Bhutto.                                19 oct 1993 to 5 Nov 1996

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