
Chaudhary Zahoor Elahi
Founding-era Leader
Welcome to the official Pakistan Muslim League website — a place to learn about our history, leadership, vision, parliamentary representation and latest public updates.

The Pakistan Muslim League has a long political history in Pakistan. This website brings together information about the party’s history, leadership, vision and parliamentary representation in one place.
Meet the senior leadership of the party, followed by key office-bearers and regional leaders.

Founding-era Leader

President

General Secretary, Punjab

Senior Vice President

Chief Organizer

Secretary General

Information Secretary

Senior Advisor to President

President, KPK

President, Federal Capital

President, Punjab

President, Sindh

President, Gilgit Baltistan

General Secretary, Balochistan
The party’s mission focuses on reconciliation, inclusive development, progress at the grassroots level, economic modernization and a meaningful connection with Pakistanis living abroad.
Modern infrastructure, health, education and direct public relief.
High-tech industrialization, green technologies and employment opportunities.
Safeguarding overseas Pakistanis and their economic contribution.
Important milestones from the party’s history, from its early roots to the present day.
The Muslim League was founded in Dhaka on 30 December 1906.
The League passed the Lahore Resolution at its annual session in Lahore.
Pakistan was created on 14 August 1947.
Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain became president of the party in 2004.
The current party structure and public information are presented here for 2026.
Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis & Human Resource Development
Ministry of Industries, Commerce, Investment & Religious Affairs
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Official photographs, statements and highlights from party events and activities.
For official enquiries, office information and verified communication channels, please get in touch with the party office.