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Awais Leghari Assigned Ministry of Power

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif made a significant cabinet reshuffle on Sunday, appointing Sardar Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari as the Minister of Power, replacing his previous role as Minister of Railways.

A notification issued by the Cabinet Division disclosed the change, indicating that Musadik Masood Malik, who recently assumed the additional portfolio of Power, would be succeeded by Leghari.

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However, Malik will retain his position as Federal Minister for Petroleum.

The cabinet, formed under Shehbaz’s leadership earlier this month, comprises Khawaja Muhammad Asif as Defense Minister, Mohammad Ishaq Dar as Foreign Minister, and Muhammad Aurangzeb as Finance Minister.

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Amir Shahzad
Amir Shahzad
Amir Shahzad is a experienced journalist with exceptional leadership skills. Graduated from University of Peshawar, he pitched number of acclaimed stories in the national news channels. At present, serving as senior reporter in a reputed news channel of Pakistan, Amir deliver a vast array of in-depth and informative news packages on country's most strenuous part Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) bordering Afghanistan. He loves reading and travelling.

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