Is there a princess of Pakistan?

Answer 1

No, Pakistan does not have a prince.

Pakistan is a federal government established by the constitution of Pakistan as a centralized governing authority of the four provenance of a proclaimed and established parliamentary democratic republic, constitutionally called the state of Pakistan.

The order of operations constitutes a Westminster system, and it comprises three branches of government: the executive, the legislature, and the judiciary. The executive branch is headed by the prime minister of Pakistan, who is a chief executive (head of government) and exercises his or her power on officers subordinate to him or her. The president of Pakistan is merely a figurehead and head of state who is a civilian commander-in-chief of the Pakistan Armed Forces and holds ceremonial powers to fulfill the constitutional requirements; the President's appointment and tenure is dependent, constitutionally, on the Prime Minister's term. The Parliament (Legislature) consists of a lower house (National Assembly) and an upper house (Senate), as well as the President. The judicial branch consists of a Supreme court (its apex), five provisional high courts, numerous other district courts a specially designated anti-terrorism court, a Sharia court, and the Green Court.

The Electoral college, composed of the Senate, the National assembly, and the four Provincial Assemblies, chooses a President, through indirect elections, for a five-year term. The Prime Minister is a supreme leader of the majority party (or director of the coalition government) in the National Assembly and is assisted by a cabinet of ministers drawn from both chambers of the Parliament.