What term and consecutive-term limit does Article 44 set for the President?

A. Four years, with no consecutive-term limit

B. Five years, with no more than two consecutive terms

C. Six years, with only one term permitted

D. Seven years, with no re-election

Explanation

Article 44 sets a five-year presidential term beginning on entry into office. A person may be re-elected, but cannot hold the office for more than two consecutive terms.

Source

Pakistan Code — Constitution of Pakistan (Twenty-Seventh Amendment incorporated)

Answer verified on 2026-09-23

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