The sources added that the opposition leader, Shabaz Sharif, a leader Muslim League Partywho led the overthrow of Imran Khan, is the most prominent candidate for the post of ministers.
victory speech
In his address to Parliament following the impeachment of Imran Khan, Shahbaz Sharif said: "We thank everyone for their sacrifices, and now Pakistan is working on the basis of the Constitution and the law"expressing his hope that the coalition led by the country will push forward progress.
وأضاف شریف: "When the time comes we will talk in detail, but we want to heal the wounds of the nation, and we will not send innocent people to prisons, and we will not take revenge"indicating that the law will take its course without interference.
Who is Shahbaz Sharif?
Shahbaz Sharif is the brother of the former Prime Minister Nawaz SharifHe has been leading the opposition in the Pakistani parliament since August 2018, and he is also the current leader of the Pakistan Muslim League, and he had taken charge of the party after his brother.
Shahbaz Sharif served 3 times as Prime Minister of Punjab, the richest state of Pakistan, and his career included years of exile he spent in Saudi Arabia after a military coup toppled his brother’s government in 1999, and he also faced charges of financial corruption.
Boy Shahbaz Sharif (72 years) in the care of a wealthy family, but like his brother Nawaz, he made his way into the world of politics instead of running the family business, as he graduated from the Government College in Lahore, and his career in politics spans more than 4 decades.
He began his career in public service, as president of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Lahore In 1985, he joined the political sphere following in the footsteps of his older brother Nawaz Sharif, as he was first elected to the Punjab Assembly in 1988.
Shahbaz Sharif was elected as a member of the Pakistani National Assembly during the period 1990-1993, then a member of the Punjab Assembly in 1993 when he served as the leader of the opposition until 1996.
He became a member of the Punjab Assembly for the third time in 1997, and was also elected Chief Minister of the province.
After returning from exile in 2008, he was elected a member of the Punjab Assembly for the fourth term and also served as the Chief Minister of Punjab for a second time until March 2013, pouring resources into Punjab’s new roads and metro systems.
In the general elections during 2013, the Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N) came to power in PunjabAfter that, Shahbaz Sharif was elected as the Prime Minister of Punjab for the third time.
Sharif is distinguished by being the longest-serving Chief Minister of Punjab, having held this position 3 times.
truce with the army
Although Shahbaz Sharif has previously criticized the military, particularly after the overthrow of the government of his brother Nawaz, and their imprisonment and exile, following the 1999 military coup, he has taken a more conciliatory tone in recent years.
In the run-up to the 2018 elections, Shahbaz said the country needs to… "moving forward" He overcame differences with the military, offering to work with the generals if he was elected prime minister.
corruption charges
When former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was removed from office again in 2017, over accusations of corruption, Sharif was one of the candidates to succeed him, but he lost the 2018 elections to Imran Khan, and since then, Shahbaz has served as the opposition leader and chairman of the Pakistan Muslim League.
Similar to what happened with many members of the Sharif family, accusations of nepotism, corruption and money laundering have targeted Shahbaz and his son Hamza.
In December 2019, the National Accounts Bureau of Pakistan froze 23 properties belonging to them and charged them with money laundering.
In September 2020, Shahbaz Sharif was arrested on charges of laundering more than 7,328 million rupees (about $40 million) in a scheme involving close associates and family members. He was later released on bail.
In April 2021, the Lahore High Court released him on bail.
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As for the identity of Khan’s successor as prime minister, it is assumed that a parliament session will take place on Sunday, in which the major blocs, the “former opposition coalition”, and the Imran Khan’s Instance Party, will nominate as a candidate for the post of prime minister.
The winning candidate is required to obtain the support of 172 parliamentarians, according to Pakistani sources, according to Sky News Arabia.
The sources added that the opposition leader, Shabaz Sharif, a leader Muslim League Partywho led the overthrow of Imran Khan, is the most prominent candidate for the post of ministers.
victory speech
Addressing the parliament following the impeachment of Imran Khan, Shahbaz Sharif said, “We thank everyone for their sacrifices, and now Pakistan is working on the basis of the constitution and the law,” expressing hope that the coalition led by the country will advance the country.
Sharif added: “When the time comes, we will talk in detail, but we want to heal the nation’s wounds, and we will not send innocents to prisons, and we will not take revenge,” noting that the law will take its course without interference.
Who is Shahbaz Sharif?
Shahbaz Sharif is the brother of the former Prime Minister Nawaz SharifHe has been leading the opposition in the Pakistani parliament since August 2018, and he is also the current leader of the Pakistan Muslim League, and he had taken charge of the party after his brother.
Shahbaz Sharif served 3 times as Prime Minister of Punjab, the richest state of Pakistan, and his career included years of exile he spent in Saudi Arabia after a military coup toppled his brother’s government in 1999, and he also faced charges of financial corruption.
Boy Shahbaz Sharif (72 years) in the care of a wealthy family, but like his brother Nawaz, he made his way into the world of politics instead of running the family business, as he graduated from the Government College in Lahore, and his career in politics spans more than 4 decades.
He began his career in public service, as president of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Lahore In 1985, he joined the political sphere following in the footsteps of his older brother Nawaz Sharif, as he was first elected to the Punjab Assembly in 1988.
Shahbaz Sharif was elected as a member of the Pakistani National Assembly during the period 1990-1993, then a member of the Punjab Assembly in 1993 when he served as the leader of the opposition until 1996.
He became a member of the Punjab Assembly for the third time in 1997, and was also elected Chief Minister of the province.
After returning from exile in 2008, he was elected a member of the Punjab Assembly for the fourth term and also served as the Chief Minister of Punjab for a second time until March 2013, pouring resources into Punjab’s new roads and metro systems.
In the general elections during 2013, the Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N) came to power in PunjabAfter that, Shahbaz Sharif was elected as the Prime Minister of Punjab for the third time.
Sharif is distinguished by being the longest-serving Chief Minister of Punjab, having held this position 3 times.
truce with the army
Although Shahbaz Sharif has previously criticized the military, especially after the overthrow of the government of his brother Nawaz, and their imprisonment and exile, following the 1999 military coup, he has taken a more conciliatory tone in recent years.
In the run-up to the 2018 elections, Shahbaz said the country needed to “move forward” and bridge differences with the military, offering to work with the generals if he was elected prime minister.
corruption charges
When former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was removed from office again in 2017, over accusations of corruption, Sharif was one of the candidates to succeed him, but he lost the 2018 elections to Imran Khan, and since then, Shahbaz has served as the opposition leader and chairman of the Pakistan Muslim League.
Similar to what happened with many members of the Sharif family, accusations of nepotism, corruption and money laundering have targeted Shahbaz and his son Hamza.
In December 2019, the National Accounts Bureau of Pakistan froze 23 properties belonging to them and charged them with money laundering.
In September 2020, Shahbaz Sharif was arrested on charges of laundering more than 7,328 million rupees (about $40 million) in a scheme involving close associates and family members. He was later released on bail.
In April 2021, the Lahore High Court released him on bail.