This Slides shows the political structure of Pakistan and Hurdles towards in towards Pakistani structure

1. PAKISTAN STUDIES
FINAL PROJECT

2. By
AYESHA MAIRAJ

3. Political Structure Of Pakistan
 Government
 Pillars Of Government
 Federal form of government
 Structure of the Government
 President and Prime minister

4. Government And Pillars Of
Government
Government
The Government refers to the group of
peoples that currently have authority to
govern the country on the behalf of the state.
Pillars of Government
Legislature
Executive
Judiciary
Media

5. Federal Government
Pakistan is an Islamic federal republic with a
multiparty parliamentary system of government
largely based on 1973 Constitution of Pakistan
Execu
tive
Legislat
ure
Judici
ary

6. Legislature
 Senate (Upper house)
 National Assembly (Lower House)
Executive
 President : Power and Role
 Prime Minister: Power and Role
Judiciary
 Courts
 Independence of judiciary in Pakistan
Media
 Importance of Media

7. Government
Structure of
Pakistan
Executive
Governme
nt
The Prime
Minister
The
Parliaments
The President
Senate
National
Assembly
The Judiciaries
Supreme court

8. President
 According to 1973 Constitution
 Age =45
 Muslim
 Member of National Assembly
 National assembly, senate and provincial
assemblies elect president.

9. Power of President
 Appointment of federal ministries and ministers of
state
 Appoint head of three forces
 PM appoint chairman joint chief of staff committee
and confirmed by the president
 Appoint chief justice of supreme court and high court
 Approves laws and polices
 Dissolve national assembly

10. Prime Minister
Head of Government
Head of Cabinet
 PM take oath in front of president
 National Assembly elect PM
 Federal Ministers and other ministers take oath in
front of president

11. HURDLES IN THE
WAY TOWARDS
PAKISTAN

12. Dynastic political parties:
Limited political families dominates in country’s
legislature, several generations or multiple siblings
can involved.
 Dominate the country’s political culture,
 Institutional democracy is impeding.
 Increased dependency on money and muscle
power,
 Lack of internal democracy

13. Economic Hurdles
Pakistan is facing a lot of hurdles in economy
which includes;
 Persistently-rampant corruption,
 Increasing foreign debts,
 Destabilization of currency.

14. Interference of army in
government
 Members of the powerful Pakistani military have
grabbed many civilian posts in the past two years.

15. Social Hurdles
Pakistan is facing different kinds of social problems
including
 Child labor,
 Social development,
 Favoritism,
 Drug abuse,
 Alcohol Abuse etc.

16. Administration Hurdles
Pakistan is facing administration hurdles too which
includes:
 Lack of Education.
 Lack of stable political party ;
etc.

17. Government failure in
handling critical situations
 The government failure in institutionalizing a
consultative decision-making process which has
been a major factor in the expansion of space for
unelected institutions such as the military and
judiciary.

18. Corruption
 Corruption is another important hurdles which
creates obstacles in way of democracy

19. Foreign Interference
Foreign interference harmed democracy very badly
and also caused several problems in Pakistan like;
 Energy crisis,
 Unemployment,
 Inflation,
 Terrorism

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