In which year was the 18th Amendment Bill passed by Pakistan’s National Assembly?

The 18th Amendment, passed in April 2010, devolved significant powers to Pakistan’s provinces, enhancing federalism and democratic governance. Studying this highlights its role in constitutional reform, the challenges of balancing federal and provincial powers, and its impact on decentralization. For Pakistan, this offers lessons on implementing policies that ensure equitable resource distribution and provincial autonomy, strengthening national unity through inclusive governance frameworks.