Opposition alliance announces APC
Participants discuss country's political situation, ongoing crisis in Middle East, its impact on Pakistan
On Friday, the opposition alliance announced plans to hold an all-parties conference aimed at addressing the country's political and economic crises. In a statement issued following a meeting chaired by opposition alliance leader Mahmood Khan Achakzai, the bloc agreed to bring all democratic political forces together for the September 27 protest.
The participants vowed to tackle issues like inflation, unemployment, petrol prices, and law and order during the demonstration. They also emphasized the protection of the Constitution, Parliament, the federal system, provincial rights, the National Finance Commission, and provincial resources. The meeting included key figures such as Senate Opposition Leader Allama Nasir Abbas and Balochistan National Party chief Sardar Akhtar Jan Mengal.
Key concerns raised during the conference included Pakistan's political situation, the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, and the impact on Pakistan. The opposition alliance stressed the importance of maintaining Sindh's existing geographical and administrative status and called for an end to the displacement of civilians.
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