Taliban talks: Take political parties into confidence, Nawaz tells Chaudhry Nisar
Nawaz says peace is important for the social and economic prosperity of the country.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. PHOTO: AFP
ISLAMABAD:
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Saturday told Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan to take all political parties into confidence with regards to peace talks with Taliban, Express News reported.
The prime minister met Nisar today in Islamabad.
Nawaz said that the "political parties should also express their opinion and give suggestions with regards to the peace talks.”
“Peace is important for the social and economic prosperity of the country,” he further said.
Despite the fact that all political parties were in favour of peace talks, there have been several terrorist attacks in the country.
All Parties Conference
Political parties had unanimously reached a resolution on September 9 at the APC, stating that negotiation with the militants should be pursued as their first option to counter terrorism.
The draft, drawn up at the end of the conference was signed by all the political parties in attendance.
Prime Minister Nawaz had said that holding negotiations with terrorists was their own decision.
It was decided that if the negotiations with the militants don’t work, “action” will be taken against them.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Saturday told Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan to take all political parties into confidence with regards to peace talks with Taliban, Express News reported.
The prime minister met Nisar today in Islamabad.
Nawaz said that the "political parties should also express their opinion and give suggestions with regards to the peace talks.”
“Peace is important for the social and economic prosperity of the country,” he further said.
Despite the fact that all political parties were in favour of peace talks, there have been several terrorist attacks in the country.
All Parties Conference
Political parties had unanimously reached a resolution on September 9 at the APC, stating that negotiation with the militants should be pursued as their first option to counter terrorism.
The draft, drawn up at the end of the conference was signed by all the political parties in attendance.
Prime Minister Nawaz had said that holding negotiations with terrorists was their own decision.
It was decided that if the negotiations with the militants don’t work, “action” will be taken against them.