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Pakistan PM calls for more democracy as Parliament is dissolved
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31-05-2018 22:20:40 .
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 Outgoing Pakistan Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi on Thursday made an appeal to uphold and protect democracy in the country during the closing session of the Parliament, which completed its full term for only the second time in the country's 71 year old history. 
The country is set to hold general and provincial elections on July 25, with around 105 million people registered to vote, according to the Election Commission. 
"Pakistan's issues can only be resolved through government which comes through the will of the people, said Abbasi, reported Efe. 
"We did experiments in the past but non representative government can never solve the problems, said the Prime Mminister of nation which has been ruled by military junta for more than half of its independent history. 
His Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) party, in Twitter post, also hailed the Parliament completing its tenure, calling it "success story for democracy". 
Pakistan's first handover of power between two parliaments took place in 2013, when the Pakistan People's Party led government ended its term and the subsequent elections saw the PML come to power. 
However, neither of the Prime Ministers elected during the two governments could finish their full terms. 
Leader of Opposition, Syed Khursheed Shah, also praised the completion of the term although he stressed that there was need to further strengthen democracy in the country. 
After the dissolution of the Parliament on Thursday night, an interim government led by former Chief Justice Nasir ul Mulk will govern the country until the elections. 
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