Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed his willingness to resume talks with PTI, proposing the creation of a parliamentary committee to advance discussions. Speaking at a federal cabinet meeting, he highlighted that the government had accepted PTI’s offer for talks and set up a committee. Despite agreeing to meet on the 28th, PTI withdrew.
PM Shehbaz emphasized that written demands should be met with written responses, as seen in 2018 when PTI established a House Committee. He urged PTI to engage in discussions and suggested that committees handle inquiries related to the 2018 and 2024 elections to uncover the facts.
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He paid tribute to Pakistan Army officers and soldiers martyred in KP, praising their courage. Regarding the State Bank’s 1% policy rate cut, he recommended a minimum 2% reduction to boost business and industrial growth. Additionally, he vowed to combat human trafficking, citing the loss of hundreds of Pakistani lives and pledging strict action against perpetrators.
