Shahbaz Sharif nominated Chief Minister of Pakistan Punjab

The PML-N has formally nominated Shahbaz Sharif as the Chief Minister of Pakistan's Punjab province for a record fourth term and he is expected to assume the office on June 1.
Shahbaz, 61, is the younger brother of PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif who is set to become Pakistan Prime Minister after his victory in the general elections on May 11.
The Punjab Governor has convened a session of the provincial assembly on May 29. The legislators elected in the general elections will take oath on the first day of the session.
On the second day, the assembly's Speaker and Deputy Speaker will be elected while the Chief Minister for the province of 90 million will be formally elected on the third day.

As the PML-N has secured a two-thirds majority in the House of 284 elected members, it will face no problems in electing Shahbaz Sharif the leader of the house.
Shahbaz Sharif was nominated for the post of Chief Minister by the PML-N's parliamentary committee that is headed by Nawaz Sharif.

The parliamentary committee believes that no one other than Shahbaz Sharif can effectively manage the affairs of Punjab, which is the PML-N's stronghold.
Earlier, the name of senior PML-N leader Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan did the rounds because he had won a provincial assembly seat and Shahbaz Sharif was interested in taking on the federal Water and Power Ministry to deal with Pakistan's energy crisis.

However, Nawaz Sharif opted not to hand over the crucial post of Chief Minister to anyone else.