Prime Minister Shehbaz urges PTI to end long march before talks
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad on Tuesday offered fresh talks to the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf if they stop their ongoing long march.

Government offers renewed dialogue
The ruling coalition decided collectively to invite the opposition party for discussions. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated that these negotiations would only proceed after the protesters abandon their sit-ins and road blockades.
Talks collapse over demands
Negotiations held in the National Assembly Speaker chamber failed because the opposition requested changes to already settled terms. The government claims the party leadership refused to accept previous agreements at the last moment.
Economic disruption warnings issued
Officials warned that continued protests could harm exports, imports, and manufacturing activities across the country. The prime minister noted that recent improvements in IT exports and remittances face potential risks from such agitation.
4 outlets, different leads
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Geo News
PM Shehbaz links fresh talks with PTI to end of Islamabad long march
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Dawn
PM Shehbaz urges PTI to call off long march, resolve issues through dialogue
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Business Recorder
Shehbaz warns protests could hurt economic gains, urges PTI to reconsider
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Associated Press of Pakistan
PM asks PTI to come to its senses, as long march to damage economy, country’s int’l standing
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Geo News
PM Shehbaz links fresh talks with PTI to end of Islamabad long march
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Dawn
PM Shehbaz urges PTI to call off long march, resolve issues through dialogue
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Business Recorder
Shehbaz warns protests could hurt economic gains, urges PTI to reconsider
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Associated Press of Pakistan
PM asks PTI to come to its senses, as long march to damage economy, country’s int’l standing
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