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Barrister Gohar Optimistic About PTI-Government Negotiations, Announces Written Demands
Chairman PTI Barrister Gohar expresses hope for successful negotiations with the government, confirming the party will submit two written demands in tomorrow’s talks.
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by News Desk
2025-01-15
Barrister Gohar Optimistic About PTI-Government Negotiations, Announces Written Demands

PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar has expressed optimism about the ongoing negotiations with the government, stating that the party’s discussions are solely with the government and that he hopes the talks will be successful.

In an informal conversation with journalists, Barrister Gohar clarified that the parliamentary committee is leading the negotiations, and there is no other channel of discussion. He reiterated his longstanding belief in the importance of negotiations as a tool for resolving political disputes and finding practical solutions.

Two Written Demands to Be Presented

The PTI chairman confirmed that the party will present two written demands during the third round of negotiations scheduled for tomorrow. He expressed hope for progress in the talks and emphasized the importance of the government’s response.

"We will see the government's response," he said, stressing that if both sides approach the negotiations with good intentions, open hearts, and seriousness, meaningful progress could be achieved.

Moving Toward Solutions and Improvement

Barrister Gohar also highlighted the need for both parties to work together to find solutions to the ongoing issues and move towards improving the political situation in the country. His comments reflect the PTI's commitment to engaging in constructive dialogue despite the challenges.

The third round of negotiations comes amid continued political tension and speculation about the outcome of the talks. Both parties are under pressure to make headway in resolving key issues that have dominated the national political discourse.
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