KARACHI: Awaam Pakistan Party Balochistan Provincial President Syed Aman Shah has called for national consensus and a collective strategy to address Pakistan’s economic, political and administrative challenges.
Speaking to journalists, Shah said political forces, national institutions and other stakeholders should work through consultation and coordination, arguing that continued differences and confrontation could further complicate the country’s existing difficulties.
Call for Political Stability and Institutional Coordination
Shah said national interests should take priority over personal, party and group interests. He urged political forces to respect differing viewpoints and pursue cooperation on issues of national importance.
He also said economic development and sustainable peace would be difficult without political stability, while institutions should perform their respective roles within their constitutional domains.
According to Shah, Awaam Pakistan Party believes that national challenges cannot be resolved by a single political party or institution. He called for mutual consultation, transparent governance and collective decision-making.
Focus on Public and Economic Issues
Shah said practical measures were needed to address issues affecting citizens, including inflation, unemployment, law and order and broader economic difficulties.
He expressed hope that political forces and national institutions would play what he described as a constructive role in the broader national interest and work toward stability, peace and economic progress.