Minister of Foreign Affairs (Pakistan)

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The Foreign Minister of Pakistan heads the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The current Foreign Minister is Hina Rabbani Khar who took office as Minister of State for Foreign Affairs on 11 February 2011, and as full Minister of Foreign Affairs on 20 July, 2011

The following is the list of all the previous foreign ministers of Pakistan to date.

List of Foreign Ministers of Pakistan

No.	Name of Foreign Minister	Entered Office	Left Office
1	Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan	December 27, 1947	October 24, 1954
2	Muhammad Ali Bogra	October 24, 1954	August 11, 1955
3	Hamidul Huq Choudhury	September 28, 1955	September 12, 1956
4	Feroz Khan Noon	September 14, 1956	October 7, 1958
5	Manzur Qadir	October 29, 1958	June 8, 1962
6	Muhammad Ali Bogra	June 13, 1962	January 23, 1963
7	Zulfikar Ali Bhutto	January 24, 1963	June 31, 1966
8	Syed Sharifuddin Pirzada	July 20, 1966	April 25, 1968
9	Mian Arshad Hussain	April 25, 1968	April 4, 1969
10	Yahya Khan	April 5, 1969	December 20, 1971
11	Zulfikar Ali Bhutto	December 20, 1971	March 28, 1977
12	Aziz Ahmed	March 30, 1977	July 5, 1977
13	Agha Shahi	January 14, 1978	March 9, 1982
14	Sahabzada Yaqub Khan	March 21, 1982	November 1, 1987
15	Sahabzada Yaqub Khan	June 9, 1988	March 20, 1991
16	Abdul Sattar (Acting)	July 23, 1993	October 19, 1993
17	Farooq Leghari	October 19, 1993	November 14, 1993
18	Aseff Ahmad Ali	November 16, 1993	November 4, 1996
19	Sahabzada Yaqub Khan (Acting)	November 11, 1996	February 24, 1997
20	Gohar Ayub Khan	February 25, 1997	August 7, 1998
21	Sartaj Aziz	August 7, 1998	October 12, 1999
22	Abdul Sattar	November 6, 1999	June 14, 2002
23	Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri	November 23, 2002	November 15, 2007
24	Inam-ul-Haq (Acting)	November 15, 2007	March 24, 2008
25	Shah Mehmood Qureshi	March 31, 2008	February 9, 2011
26	Hina Rabbani Khar	February 13, 2011 (Minister of State) July 20, 2011 (as full Minister)	Incumbent

See also

Government of Pakistan portal

• Constitution of Pakistan
• President of Pakistan
• Prime Minister of Pakistan
• Finance Minister of Pakistan
• Interior Minister of Pakistan
• Defence Minister of Pakistan

Dr shahid camando

External links

• Foreign Ministers of Pakistan (1947- 2009)
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Parliamentary Cabinet of Pakistan