Pakistan

Jamali upbeat on union with PML-N

Former premier Jamali says political leaders should set aside their differences for the sake of national interest.

November 12, 2010

LAHORE: Muttahida Muslim League leader Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali said he was hopeful about the unification of all factions of the Muslim League, after a meeting with PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif here on Thursday.

Addressing a press conference after his meeting with Sharif at Raiwind, Jamali said: “Uniting different Pakistan Muslim League factions is not an easy task.” Jamali said Sharif had assured him that he would talk to his party leaders about the matter.

The former premier said all political leaders should set aside their differences for the sake of national interest. Jamali said if PML-N is to unite, the head of the alliance will be selected from Sharif’s party. “Doors are always open in politics and I have very cordial relations with Mian Nawaz Sharif,” he said. APP (With additional reporting from out correspondent)

Published in The Express Tribune, November 12^th, 2010.

COMMENTS (8)

haseeb | 14 years ago | Reply sallam to all brothers and sisters well I agree with imitaz though not completely but partially. The unification of any party is for their vested interest not for the people of pakistan. now the time has come we as a nation has to be united and should collectively thing for a better change

stone age | 14 years ago | Reply there is long journey ahead!!!

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imtiaz | 14 years ago | Reply I have still to see any vision for a better future from any of these so called leaders/traders. Imran is the only clean person, if we do not vote for him then misery is our future. People who think Nawaz will be any better are fooling only themselves.

Jabeen | 14 years ago | Reply Corrupt + corrupt + corrupt = Grand corruption

Ahmer Ali | 14 years ago | Reply Assalam-o-Allaikum Warahmatullah.Reunification of all Muslim Leagues have been the need of the hour and yes they must be reunited by forgetting all their differences and clashes of the past because PPPP is making use of their disunity and due to their disunity doing all possible brutalities on the nation in the form of expensiveness and new taxes.And the most importantly Pakistan's loans from IMF,World Bank and USA on hard and unaffordable terms and conditions have increased in billions of Dollars from March 2008.All Muslim Leagues' leaders must give the good news of reunification to the nation but only for real welfare and betterment.

Ganja Brothers | 14 years ago | Reply Dono't be so up beat about meeting. We have still not decided. The price tag is very high. Are you ready to give away absolute powers so that the Caliph decends from the throne of Lahore???? ARE YOU READY

Ahmed ali qureshi | 14 years ago | Reply unification of all faction of muslim leauge are in the favoure of pakistan.we will welcome this effort by our leader nawaz shrif

murad | 14 years ago | Reply Oh God save us

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