A file photo of PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif during a press conference. PHOTO: SANA/FILE
Nawaz said that his party has already stated its policy on the matter, having urged the government to immediately start talks with the Taliban but where Nawaz was not willing to become a guarantor to ensure that any agreement made between the government and the Taliban is implemented.
Recently, his party had said that it was in favour of holding talks with the Taliban to bring peace in the region of Punjab.
The ANP's all parties conference is slated for next week.
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Just a political gimmick - like the rest of the parties, none of them are serious about Pakistans problems
All in time to save their GCC sponsored brethren?
Nawaz Sharif is a statesman.