On March 4th, at the Presidential Palace in Islamabad, Pakistan, Pakistani President Alvi (right) presided over the inauguration ceremony of newly elected Prime Minister Shabaz Sharif. Pakistan's newly elected Prime Minister Shabaz Sharif was sworn in on the 4th at the Presidential Palace in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. The inauguration ceremony was held in the afternoon of the same day, presided over by Pakistani President Alvi, and attended by the Chairman of the Pakistani Senate, Sangilani, and the Speaker of the National Assembly (Lower House of Parliament), Sadik. After the ceremony, Shabaz went to the Prime Minister's Office to inspect the military honor guard and began to fulfill his duties as Prime Minister. On the 3rd, the National Assembly of Pakistan held a Prime Minister election, and the Chairman of the Muslim League (Sharif faction), Shabaz, received the support of 201 members of parliament and was elected as the new Prime Minister. According to the Pakistani Constitution, the Prime Minister of the government serves a term of 5 years and is eligible for re-election. This is Shabaz's second time serving as Prime Minister of Pakistan, and he served as Prime Minister from April 2022 to August 2023. In August 2023, Alvi approved the dissolution of the National Assembly, after which Pakistan entered a caretaker government period. On February 8, 2024, Pakistan held a vote for the new National Assembly elections. The vote counting results show that no political party or independent candidate group has individually won a majority of seats in this year's National Assembly elections. After several rounds of negotiations in recent days, the main political party in Pakistan, the Muslim League (Sharif faction), and the People's Party, have reached a consensus to form a coalition government and unanimously elect Shabaz as the new Prime Minister of the government. (Lai Xin She)