The process of opting a caretaker high minister in Pakistan has entered its final stages, with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif listed to meet Opposition Leader Raja Riaz to reach a agreement on the appointment. The meeting, which was originally set for Wednesday but remitted, is now listed for Thursday. This pivotal decision will play a vital part in icing a smooth transition between the dissolution of the National Assembly and the forthcoming general choices. The question of who’ll assume the part of caretaker high minister is the subject of important enterprise and expectation across the country. The choice between a mandarin and a politician for this position is likely to be determined during the meeting between Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Opposition Leader Raja Riaz. While the names of several individualities have surfaced as implicit campaigners for the caretaker high minister position, including Ishaq Dar, Hafeez Sheikh, and Justice Shakeel Baloch, the Pakistan People’s Party( PPP) has suggested the name of former foreign clerk Jalil Abbas Jilani. This offer was reportedly bandied in a meeting between former President Asif Zardari and PML- N supremo Nawaz Sharif. It’s worth noting that Nawaz Sharif didn’t express any expostulations to Jilani’s nomination for the caretaker high minister position. The process for opting the caretaker high minister involves the high minister and the opposition leader reaching a agreement within threedays.However, the matter will be appertained to a administrative body, which will have an fresh three days to make a decision, If they’re unfit to agree on acandidate.However, the election commission will advertise the name of the caretaker high minister within the following two days, If the impasse persists. The appointment of a caretaker high minister is a pivotal step to insure a neutral and unprejudiced administration during the transitional period leading up to the general choices. The chosen existent will play a significant part in maintaining stability and overseeing the electoral process, which is a foundation of Pakistan’s popular principles.