Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has welcomed the government’s acceptance of the PPP’s proposal for joint political dialogue with the opposition to find solutions to political issues, it was reported on Friday.
In a message on the social media platform X, Bilawal said, “I am pleased that the government has accepted the PPP’s suggestion to jointly engage politically with the opposition in an effort to find political solutions to political problems.”
He expressed hope that the talks would conclude with the opposition unconditionally calling off its long march.
“I hope these talks conclude with the opposition unconditionally calling off its long march, allowing us to come together as a nation to combat the menace of terrorism and address the threats emanating from neighboring countries,” he said.
Bilawal said the challenge of terrorism had become an existential threat to Pakistan, particularly given the active support received by such groups from neighboring countries.
He called for national unity to confront terrorism, saying “may we, as a united nation, be able to confront the scourge of terrorism and tackle the threats emanating from neighboring countries.”
The PPP chairman reiterated his party’s commitment to combating terrorism through constitutional means.
