Minister of Finance (Pakistan)

Pakistan

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The Finance Minister of Pakistan heads the Ministry of Finance and serves in the Prime Minister's cabinet. The Minister is required to be a member of the Parliament.

List of Finance Ministers of Pakistan

Name of Finance Minister	Entered Office	Left Office
1.Ghulam Muhammad	August 15, 1947	October 19, 1951
2.Chaudhry Muhammad Ali	October 24, 1951	August 11, 1955
3.Syed Amjad Ali	October 17, 1955	October 7, 1958
4.Muhammad Shoaib	November 15, 1958	June 8, 1962
5.Abdul Qadir	June 9, 1962	December 15, 1962
4.Muhammad Shoaib	December 15, 1962	August 25, 1966
6.N M Uqaili	August 25, 1966	March 25, 1969
7.Vice Admiral Syed Mohammad Ahsan	April 5, 1969	August 3, 1969
8.Nawab Muzaffar Ali Khan Qizilbash	August 4, 1969	February 22, 1971
9.Mubashar Hassan	December 24, 1971	October 22, 1974
10.Rana Mohammad Hanif Khan	October 22, 1974	March 28, 1977
11.Abdul Hafiz Pirzada	March 30, 1977	July 5, 1977
12.Ghulam Ishaq Khan	July 5, 1977	March 21, 1985
13.Mahbub ul Haq	April 10, 1985	January 28, 1986
14.Mian Yasin Khan Wattoo	January 28, 1986	May 29, 1988
Mahbub ul Haq (caretaker or acting)	June 9, 1988	December 1, 1988
15.Benazir Bhutto	December 4, 1988	August 6, 1990
Sartaj Aziz (caretaker or acting till 6 Nov 1990)	August 6, 1990	July 18, 1993
Syed Babar Ali (caretaker or acting)	July 23, 1993	October 19, 1993
15.Benazir Bhutto	January 26, 1994	October 10, 1996
16.Naveed Qamar	October 10, 1996	November 5, 1996
Shahid Javed Burki (caretaker or acting)	November 11, 1996	February 17, 1997
17.Sartaj Aziz	February 25, 1997	August 6, 1998
18.Ishaq Dar	November 6, 1998	October 12, 1999
19.Shaukat Aziz	November 6, 1999	November 15, 2007
Salman Shah (caretaker or acting)	November 16, 2007	March 25, 2008
18.Ishaq Dar	March 31, 2008	May 12, 2008
16.Naveed Qamar	May 12, 2008	October 8, 2008
20.Shaukat Tarin	October 8, 2008	February 22, 2010
No appointment	February 22, 2010	March 18, 2010
21.Abdul Hafeez Shaikh	March 18, 2010	February 19, 2013
22.Saleem Mandviwalla	February 19, 2013	June 7, 2013
18.Ishaq Dar	June 7, 2013	Incumbent

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Economy of Pakistan

History	Numbering system Five-Year Plans Nationalization Privatization Corporatization Fauji Foundation Islamic economization Economic liberalization Medium Term Development Framework Periods of stagflation

Banking and finance	Banking (List of banks) Pakistan Remittance Initiative

Communications	Currency Mailing Postal codes Postage stamps Telecommunications Dialing codes Internet Mobile network operators Telephone numbers Pakistan Remote Sensing Satellite

Transportation	Airlines Airports Bridges Motorways National highways Railways Railway stations Dry ports Seaports Vehicle plates

Industry	Aerospace Agriculture Fishery Livestock Rice production Tea Defence Automotive Books and publishing Cottage and small scale Forestry Information technology Insurance Mining Media Cinema Television Music Pharmaceuticals Real estate Textiles (Carpets and rugs) Silk Tourism Medical tourism

Infrastructure	Buildings Education Schools Universities Healthcare AIDS Hospitals Housing Poverty Science and technology Water supply and sanitation (Dams) Water resources management

Energy	Electricity Fuel extraction Nuclear power Policy Power companies Power stations Renewable energy Solar power Wind power

Taxation	Federal Board of Revenue Tax on cash withdrawal

Institutions	Companies Islamabad / Karachi / Lahore stock exchanges Ministry of Commerce (Ministers) Ministry of Finance (Ministers) National Bank of Pakistan Planning Commission Research institutes Securities and Exchange Commission State Bank of Pakistan (Governors)

Society	Billionaires Businesspeople Demographics Labour force (Child labour) Public holidays Urbanisation Pensions

Domestic economies	Azad Kashmir Balochistan FATA Gilgit-Baltistan Islamabad Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Punjab Faisalabad Lahore Rawalpindi Sindh (Karachi)

See also	Central business districts Foreign aid Foreign trade International ranking Investment in Pakistan Sister cities Provinces by GDP Pakistanis by net worth Politicians Standard of living

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Minister of Finance (Pakistan)

List of Finance Ministers of Pakistan

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