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On May 27, 1993, Nawaz Sharif received a vote of confidence from the National Assembly during his first tenure as Prime Minister (1990–1993).

This occurred amid political tensions with President Ghulam Ishaq Khan, which eventually led to both leaders resigning in July 1993 as part of an agreement mediated by the military.

Nawaz Sharif became the 12th Prime Minister of Pakistan on November 6, 1990, succeeding Benazir Bhutto.

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The Industrial Development Bank of Pakistan (IDBP) was established in 1961 to promote industrial growth.

It provided financial assistance to small and medium-sized industries in Pakistan.

Industrial Development Bank of Pakistan headquarters: Karachi

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Exhibition Ideas 2000 was organized in Karachi to promote economic activities, showcasing trade, industry, and investment opportunities.

It aimed to boost business collaboration and highlight Pakistan's economic potential.

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After the 1979 Soviet invasion, around 4.5 million Afghans took refuge in Pakistan, making it one of the largest refugee movements.

The influx affected Pakistan’s economy, security, and demographics, with many refugees settling in camps and urban areas.

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Pakistan and Japan established diplomatic ties in 1952, shortly after Japan’s post-war recovery.

Both countries have maintained strong economic and trade relations, with Japan being a key investor in Pakistan.

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Saudi Arabia has been one of the largest donors of financial aid and support to Pakistan, providing loans, grants, and oil assistance.

Other major donors include China and international organizations like the IMF and World Bank, but Saudi Arabia has consistently provided substantial aid.

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PIDC is a federal government entity established in 1952.

It was initially formed to develop the industrial base in Pakistan.

PIDC operates under the Ministry of Industries and Production.

It has played a key role in industrialization and economic growth.

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On 7 October 1958 Martial law was declared by Ayub Khan.

He removed Iskander Mirza and took over the office as president of Pakistan.

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History:

President Ayub Khan resigned from office on March 25, 1969.

Ayub Khan was the commander-in-chief of the Pakistan Army.

And became the president of Pakistan after President Iskandar Ali Mirza in 1958.

He was the second president of Pakistan, serving from 1958 to 1969.

He was succeeded by General Yahya Khan.

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Nawaz Sharif was PM in 1998.

Pervaiz Musharraf was chief executive in 1998

Rafiaq Tarar remained President: 1998 to 2001.

Rafiaq Tarar died: March 2022.

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