Islamabad: The Government Bargaining Committee for the ongoing dialogue with Pakistan Tehreek-E-insf (PTI) will stand in the middle of the ruling coalition and the National Assembly Ayaz Sadiq to restore conversations with the former ruling party. When Sadiq spoke with the media at the inconclusive end of the fourth round of the skipped PTI, he said that the negotiations could not continue because of the absence of a former ruling party. “I hope the conversations will continue.” [A] Barning Committee will remain intact and will not dissolve, “said the speaker, adding:” The only negotiations are the only way forward […] I ask the opposition to find the way of dialogue. ” Sadiq’s remarks come in the middle of the PTI refusal to participate in today’s fourth round of interviews that today quote that the government is unable to create a court commission to explore the riots on May 9 and protest Islabad in November 2024. Page 23 later retreated. The ongoing dialogue between the government of the Pakistani Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and PTI began at the end of December after months of increased political tension. Both sides organized three rounds of interviews. Although PTI introduced its written charter of requirements and weeks of negotiations – with three so far – has made small progress on key matters. Together with Sadiq, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq, this gift also expressed the hope that the opposition will deal with the speaker for further interviews. The gift wailed the PTI decision to avoid today’s meeting, and said it would be inappropriate for them to issue a unilateral statement if there was no former ruling party. “We had to bring something if we came to the meeting [….], we prepared the answer to the PTI requirements,” said the Prime Minister’s deputy. “If they came [PTI], we would give the speaker and their committee,” he added. A strict politician counted the attitude of PTI to interviews and emphasized the positive efforts of the government focused on progress in the dialogue process. “We hope to come to the [A] meeting,” FM said. Comments Sadiq and gift with the Comments of Defense Minister Khawaja Asif, who independently said in an interview with the media that the channels for interviews should remain open. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister’s advisor on public and political matters of Rana Saullah, part of the government’s negotiating team, also said that PTI would have to return to the table because there was no other way than dialogue. The PM advisor also stated that instead of the court commission there is a possibility to set up a parliamentary committee, because the first could not be established in things that were in nature. Senator Irfan Siddiqui, part of the government’s negotiating team, said that their final response to PTI requirements is ready and would introduce that the fourth round of interviews would take place. Senator Siddiqui criticized the opposition party and said that the other party souked the process itself. The legislature noted that the government party would review the situation of PTI reassessed its decision, and although the other party practically ended the dialogue process, the government Barling Committee will not be dissolved until 31 January. The prevailing ambiguity surrounding the interviews with PTI-Govt revolves around PTI demand for the court commission, which proved to be a dispute between the two parties. The former ruling party wanted the court commission to be created before the fourth meeting of the negotiations, while the government insisted that during the committees meeting it would respond to the opposition party’s request and stated that it would not respond to threats or boycott.
