Gov’t chalks out policy for political consensus in country

Latest Dec, 8 2022
Gov’t chalks out policy for political consensus in country
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ISLAMABAD: Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Murtaza Javed Abbasi informed Chairman Senate Muhammd Sadiq Sanjrani that government chalked out comprehensive strategy under umbrella of National Security Policy to engage all political leadership of country to develop consensus between political leadership on national issues.

While briefing Chairman Senate, Minister informed that nationwide dialogue and discussion would be conducted to develop consensus on respect for national institutions. He said that other areas can also be included in overall list to debate and discuss them for tangible solutions and harmony. He gave detailed overview and rationale behind initiative. He said that Parliament is institution where will of people resides. Minister observed that Chairman Senate as custodian of Upper House of Parliament can play significant role in process. Minister said that we are identifying stakeholders and striving towards developing National Charter of Consensus. Chairman Senate Sadiq Sanjrani welcomed initiative. He said that there is need to work in unison and with one voice to counter negative narratives against Pakistan’s overall socio-economic growth, key national interests and territorial integrity.

Published in The Daily National Courier, December, 08 2022

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