Malik Meraj Khalid

Pakistani politician and Prime Minister

Malik Meraj Khalid - Pakistani politician and Prime Minister
Born

September 20th, 1915
109 years ago

Died

June 13th, 2003
22 years ago — 87 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Pakistan

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Served as Prime Minister of Pakistan during a transitional period in 1993. Held various political positions throughout the career, contributing to the governance and administrative framework. Participated in numerous political reforms and legislative processes impacting the country's political landscape. Engaged in dialogue and negotiations among various political factions to stabilize governance.

Served as Prime Minister of Pakistan in 1993

Led negotiations for political stability

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