Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has said that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is expected to remain in office for the full five-year constitutional term. Speaking to the media in Islamabad, Naqvi expressed confidence that the current government will complete its tenure and continue working on its plans for the country.
Naqvi said the government is focused on maintaining political stability and moving forward with its reform agenda. He stressed that stability is important for the government to carry out its policies and focus on economic and national development.
The Interior Minister also repeated his concerns about Pakistan’s old administrative system. He argued that the country needs changes in its governance structure to improve the way government departments work and provide services to citizens.
According to Naqvi, reforms in the administrative system could make government operations more efficient and help officials respond to public needs more effectively. He believes that a better system would allow the government to achieve stronger results and speed up development across different sectors.
The comments come as political stability remains an important issue in Pakistan. A stable government can provide greater continuity for policies, development projects, and economic plans. Completing the full constitutional term would also give the government more time to implement its planned reforms and long-term initiatives.
Naqvi’s statement reflects the government’s confidence in its ability to continue working without major political disruption. He emphasized that improving governance should remain an important part of Pakistan’s development journey.
The government now faces the challenge of turning its reform plans into practical results. If administrative changes are successfully introduced, they could help improve public services, strengthen institutions, and make government processes more effective for citizens across the country.
