Arif Alavi, the president of Pakistan, has announced the dissolution of the National Council or Parliament of this country due to the formation of the interim government and early elections.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Shahbaz Sharif will continue his duties as the Prime Minister until the appointment of the interim Prime Minister.
 
The interim organization will be in charge of the government of Pakistan until elections are held and a new government is formed.
 
According to Express Tribune, Shahbaz and the opposition are negotiating to appoint a temporary prime minister.
 
The 15th National Assembly of Pakistan was formed with the election of 25 July 2018, when Imran Khan became the Prime Minister, and was inaugurated on 13 August 2018. The five-year term of this parliament was to end on August 12, 2023, but it was dissolved two days earlier.
 
In April, Pakistan's parliament was also dissolved; When Qasim Suri, the then deputy speaker of the parliament, called the motion of no confidence in Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan, "illegal". But the Supreme Court of Pakistan quickly intervened and overturned Suri's verdict and reinstated the parliament.
 
It should be mentioned that after the re-arrest of Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, political conflicts have increased in this country.