21 February 1999Lahore DeclarationNawaz Sharif
Nawaz Sharif and Atal Bihari Vajpayee sign the Lahore Declaration.
Historical records for Pakistan in 1999, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Nawaz Sharif and Atal Bihari Vajpayee sign the Lahore Declaration.
Tauqir Zia briefs Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and senior commanders on the Kargil operation at Ojhri Camp.
Mahmud Ahmed commands X Corps during the Kargil operation and participates in senior operational briefings.
Javed Hassan commands Force Command Northern Areas during the Pakistani military deployment associated with the Kargil conflict.
Aziz Khan serves as Chief of General Staff and participates in senior planning and oversight of the Kargil operation.
Sartaj Aziz meets Indian External Affairs Minister Jaswant Singh in New Delhi to discuss the Kargil confrontation.
Nawaz Sharif meets United States President Bill Clinton in Washington and agrees to steps leading toward withdrawal from the Kargil positions.
Musharraf governs as Chief Executive while President Rafiq Tarar remains formal head of state.
Musharraf suspends constitutional government after the military takeover.
Pervez Musharraf becomes Pakistan's Chief Executive after the military removes Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
The armed forces remove Nawaz Sharif and install Pervez Musharraf as Chief Executive.
A military coup removes Nawaz Sharif from office.
Musharraf issues a provisional order governing the post-coup constitutional system.
Pervez Musharraf is Pakistan's Army chief during the Kargil conflict with India in 1999.
Pervez Musharraf faces severe diplomatic consequences for Pakistan following the Kargil conflict with India.
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