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|[[Afsar Gorshani]] | |[[Afsar Gorshani]] | ||
|Jalqolak Jamaat-e-Islami (Alliance for Prosperity) | |Jalqolak Jamaat-e-Islami (Alliance for Prosperity) | ||
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|Marjan Abidi | |Marjan Abidi | ||
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|Qadir Bhatti | |Qadir Bhatti | ||
|Islamic Call Party (Alliance for Prosperity) | |Islamic Call Party (Alliance for Prosperity) | ||
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|Mirwais Baqri | |Mirwais Baqri | ||
| | |Party of God (Alliance for Prosperity) | ||
|5 | |5 | ||
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|Rostam Khosa | |Rostam Khosa | ||
|Jalqolak Patriotic Alliance (Builder's Alliance) | |Jalqolak Patriotic Alliance (Builder's Alliance) | ||
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|Semu Taqvi | |Semu Taqvi | ||
|Movement For Progress (Builder's Alliance) | |Movement For Progress (Builder's Alliance) | ||
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|Babar Gasul | |Babar Gasul | ||
|Kassar Front (Builder's Alliance) | |Kassar Front (Builder's Alliance) | ||
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Jalqolak follows the traditional republican system with three separate branches; an executive led by a Chief of State, an unicameral legislative and the judiciary represented by the Supreme Islamic Court. The Chief of State is elected through nationwide elections, every five years and has wide powers over military, economic affairs and foreign policy. Legislative power rests with the Jalqolaki National Assembly or Jalqolaki Majles, with each of the country's 150 districts having two seats, renewed by election every three years. | Jalqolak follows the traditional republican system with three separate branches; an executive led by a Chief of State, an unicameral legislative and the judiciary represented by the Supreme Islamic Court. The Chief of State is elected through nationwide elections, every five years and has wide powers over military, economic affairs and foreign policy. Legislative power rests with the Jalqolaki National Assembly or Jalqolaki Majles, with each of the country's 150 districts having two seats, renewed by election every three years. | ||