Who is the president of Pakistan?
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Parvez Musharaf is the president of pakistan and he is also cheif exactive and cheif of army staff and millitery cheif of pakistan.
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President Ali Abdallah Salih
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Saeed* Anwar (Pakistan)
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India\nchief of state: President A.P.J. Abdul KALAM (since 26 July 2002)\n\nSri Lanka\nchief of state: President Chandrika Bandaranaike KUMARATUNGA (since 12 November 1994)
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Dr. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam is the 11th President of India on 25th July 2005, check out the President's web site......
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annan is a very corrupt UN leader.\n\nAnd General Musharraf is a dictator. What do you expect from a ruthless dictator?
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I read excerpts of the book. He forgot to add that he made it a law no one can run for office in Pakistan unless they have a college degree, and other status symblos.\n\nHe is a dictator. He removed a demcratically elected President to come to power. He arrests political opponets. I don't care how he justifies it.
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That's right.  General Musharraf, a non-Democratic leader who seized power, is the best ally we could possibly have from a place like Pakistan.  If they had a Democratically-elected leader who reflected the attitudes of the people, he would be strongly anti-American since the overwhelming majority of Pakistani people are.  Bush's policy of encouraging Democracy should not apply here!
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Muhammad Iqbal (Urdu, Arabic: محمد اقبال ) (November 9, 1877–April 21, 1938), was a philosopher, scholar, poet, lawyer, politician, and reformer who worked for the unity of Muslims of the world, and was the spiritual founder of Pakistan.1\n\nHe produced philosophical works in Urdu, Persian, and English, which have also been translated into many other languages. Along with his other works, his book, The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam, which is a compilation of his lectures in English, has been an important contribution to the Islamic philosophy in the twentieth century.
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Mahmood Ahmadi-Nejad, President of the regime of Velayat-e-faquih in Iran
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President: Zentani Muhammad Az-Zentani
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there is no founder per se of pakistan but Choudhary Rahmat Ali (1895 - February 12, 1951 gave it the name.\n\n\nCheck out www.wikipedia.org for more information on the history of Pakistan
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The current prime minister is Patrick Manning, not to be confused with the current president, George Maxwell Richards. \n\nHe was born in 1946, and is the leader of the People's National Movement. He previously served as PM from 1991 to 1995, his current term began in late 2001. A geologist by training, Manning has served as Member of Parliament for the San Fernando East constituency since 1971 and is currently the longest-serving member of the House of Representatives.
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It will all depend on change in the shift of US attitude towards the Military President of Pakistan who has been a stooge in their hands. A little change will prompt the democratic forces in Pakistan to come to the street against the autocratic rule by President Pervez.
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Most likely not, while the democrats will not support the funding of Pakistan directly, the President has vast powers that will enable him to fund any promises he made to Pakistan. However, he is in for only two more years, and as the election shows, his party is not in favor now, so it will not be surprising to see a Democrat be elected President in two years. Right now it looks Hillery Clinton will be elected and if so you can bet Bill Clinton will be in there effecting her decisions.
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L'opinion: Pakistan needs UN and OIC umbrella to send peace-keeping forces to Iraq\nIraq-Pakistan, Politics, 7/21/2003 \n\nPakistan will only send peace-keeping missions to Iraq under a mandate of the United Nations and the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC), Pakistani president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, who paid an official visit to Morocco, told Morocan daily "L'opinion."\n\nMusharraf said Pakistan has not yet made a decision regarding a request to send troops to Iraq for a peace-keeping mission, underlining that the final decision should serve Pakistan's national interests and its relations with Islamic countries in the region.\n\nOn the situation in the Middle East, Musharraf said the only means to establish sustainable peace in the region goes through carrying on negotiations that would lead to a comprehensive and fair solution in conformity with United Nations resolutions and based on the legitimate right of the Palestinian people of self-determination.\n\nEvoking Arab Maghreb countries' position on the Kashmir question, the Pakistani president underscored that he is certain that these countries fully understand Pakistan's position concerning its support for a peaceful solution to the conflict.\n\nMusharraf also said Pakistani authorities do not have any new information about where Ussam Bin Laden is, underlining that they don't know for sure if he is dead or still alive. In the same vein, he hoped Pakistani-Afghan relations would be further reinforced on the basis of mutual sovereignty and non-interference in the internal affairs of the other party.\n\nHe added that Pakistan is participating in the re-construction of Afghanistan and that it fully supports the interim administration of president Hamid Karazay.
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1 Tajuddin Ahmed 11 April 1971 13 January 1972 Awami League\n2 Mujibur Rahman 13 January 1972 26 January 1975 AwamiLeague\n3 Mohammad Mansoor Ali 26 January 1975 15 August 1975 Awami League\n4 Mashiur Rahman 29 June 1978 12 March 1979 Bangladesh Nationalist Party\n5 Shah Azizur Rahman 15 April 1979 24 March 1982 Bangladesh Nationalist Party\n6 Ataur Rahman Khan 30 March 1984 9 July 1986 Jatiya Party\n7 Mizanur Rahman Chowdhury 9 July 1986 27 March 1988 Jatiya Party\n8 Moudud Ahmed 27 March 1988 12 August 1989 Jatiya Party\n9 Kazi Zafar Ahmed 12 August 1989 6 December 1990 Jatiya Party\n10 Khaleda Zia, 1st time 20 March 1991 30 March 1996 Bangladesh Nationalist Party\nMohammad Habibur Rahman 30 March 1996 23 June 1996 (none)\n11 Sheikh Hasina Wajed 23 June 1996 15 July 2001 Awami League\nLatifur Rahman 15 July 2001 10 October 2001 (none)\nKhaleda Zia, 2nd time 10 October 2001 (present) Bangladesh Nationalist Party