National Dialogue Committee Advocates for New Provinces and Unity Government

ISLAMABAD: The National Dialogue Committee convened on Tuesday to propose the formation of a national government comprising various political parties, aimed at addressing the ongoing economic crisis in Pakistan. The committee also emphasized the need for discussions on the creation of new provinces to tackle administrative inefficiencies.

During a press conference at the National Press Club, committee members, including former federal minister Fawad Chaudhry and former Sindh governor Imran Ismail, stressed that the current political climate necessitates collaboration rather than confrontation. They argued that the multifaceted challenges facing the nation cannot be resolved by any single political entity, highlighting the urgency for a consensus-driven national strategy.

The leaders asserted that establishing a national government would unify diverse political factions and key stakeholders, thereby reducing polarization and restoring public trust in democratic institutions. They believe this approach is essential for ensuring the continuity of economic policies and fostering a stable environment conducive to growth.

Looking ahead, the committee plans to engage in further discussions with political leaders and stakeholders to refine their proposals and build a coalition that can effectively address the pressing issues facing the country.