Prime Minister Imran Khan

Prime Minster Imran Khan: Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi is the 22nd Prime Minister of Islamic Republic of Paksitan And Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). As prime minister, Khan confronted a mounting balance-of-payment emergency. In spite of the fact that the economy was encountering growth, imports and obligation duties had soar as of late, particularly due to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) activity. Only weeks into his term as prime minister, the emergency exacerbated when the United States retained $300 million in guaranteed military aid, saying Pakistan had not done what’s necessary to stem terrorism.

Beside pursuing remote aid, Khan supervised a few huge improvements in Pakistan’s outside relations. The nation effectively carried the Taliban to exchanges with the United States, improving relations with the nation and with neighboring Afghanistan. In February 2019, in a demonstration of power against aggressors in Kashmir, who had as of late arranged a suicide assault killing 40 Indian security work force, India propelled an air ambush in Pakistan without precedent for five decades, raising apprehensions of another conflict between the two nations. Pakistan minimized the effect and seemed to abstain from heightening the circumstance. At the point when India again entered Pakistan’s air space, Pakistan shot down two fighter jets and caught a pilot yet restored the pilot to India soon subsequently.