Summary
- The talks are being held amid continuing political tensions ahead of PTI’s planned long march towards Islamabad on October 4.
- The proposed October 4 march remains one of the key issues amid the talks.
- The government and opposition continue to engage in talks as the October 4 protest deadline approaches.
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The government, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) resumed talks on Saturday. The second round of negotiations was chaired by National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq.
The talks are being held amid continuing political tensions ahead of PTI’s planned long march towards Islamabad on October 4. The march was earlier scheduled for September 27 but was postponed.
The first round of negotiations was held on Friday. The participants discussed the country’s political situation and exchanged their respective positions. However, the meeting ended without a final agreement.






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