The Pakistan Muslim League (PML) is a major political party in Pakistan, founded in 2001. It emerged from a split in the original Muslim League, which played a significant role in the country's creation in 1947. The PML has had various factions, with the most prominent being the PML-N, led by Nawaz Sharif, who has served multiple terms as Prime Minister. The party primarily advocates for Islamic values and economic development, focusing on issues like infrastructure, education, and healthcare. Over the years, the PML has been involved in both government and opposition roles, influencing Pakistan's political landscape significantly.