Ijaz-ul-Haq, President of Pakistan Muslim League (Z)

Party President

Ijaz-ul-Haq

President, Pakistan Muslim League (Z)

A public life dedicated to national service, democratic strengthening, and policies that uplift citizens while safeguarding Pakistan’s ideological and strategic interests.

Biography

Leadership in the service of Pakistan

Ijaz-ul-Haq serves as President of Pakistan Muslim League (Z) with a philosophy that politics must remain a trust — a responsibility to protect human life, the national environment, and the moral fabric of society. Under his leadership, the party articulates a manifesto that pairs economic ambition with social justice, education, healthcare, and the rule of law.

Drawing on Pakistan’s founding vision and the legacy associated with Shaheed Zia-ul-Haq, his public work emphasises national reconciliation, resistance to extremism, and openness to knowledge and technology without compromising faith and ideology.

Ijaz-ul-Haq in formal attire

Across public engagements and party stewardship, his message remains consistent: principled politics, national unity, and policies that strengthen Pakistan’s social and economic fabric for every citizen.

Journey

Political path & national service

October 2002

Stewardship of PML (Z)

Guiding the party’s identity, manifesto, and public engagement since its founding era.

Manifesto

Manifesto-driven agenda

Economy, agriculture, health, education, political reforms, minorities, youth, and justice.

Official channels

Citizen communication

Active presence on YouTube (Ijaz Ul Haq Official) and Facebook Reels for public messages.

March 2026

ECP approval

Election Commission of Pakistan approved the February 2026 federal and provincial intra-party elections. Official documents are published on this website.

Democratic reform

Strengthening parliament, accountability, and transparent public life.

National security

Foreign policy aligned with people’s aspirations and Pakistan’s security needs.

Social uplift

Education, health, women’s uplift, minorities, and support for senior citizens.