Islamabad: Nawaz Sharif, the leader of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N), expressed optimism regarding Pakistan’s future, foreseeing the country overcoming challenges in the next two years. Addressing the parliamentary party meeting, Sharif emphasized the necessity of unity in facing adversaries during testing times.
Highlighting Pakistan’s current predicament, Sharif underscored the urgency of making tough decisions to address the nation’s woes. He identified inflation as the paramount concern and stressed the incoming government’s responsibility to alleviate the burden on the masses by curbing rising prices of essentials and stabilizing the currency.
Sharif commended his brother and party president, Shehbaz Sharif, for navigating through formidable challenges during his brief tenure in power. He endorsed Shehbaz Sharif as the most suitable candidate for the prime ministerial role, affirming his confidence in his leadership capabilities.
Moreover, Sharif announced PML-N leader Sardar Ayaz Sadiq’s candidacy for the National Assembly speaker position, signaling the party’s strategic moves in the political arena.
In a subtle critique aimed at his political adversary, Imran Khan of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Sharif lamented the unprecedented harsh rhetoric directed at a sitting prime minister. He highlighted the importance of civil discourse in governance and expressed disappointment over PTI’s governance approach.
Looking ahead, Sharif outlined plans to initiate motorway projects across various provinces, underscoring the coalition government’s commitment to infrastructure development and national progress.
The recent collaboration between PML-N and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) to form a coalition government at the center and in Punjab marks a significant step towards stability and governance continuity, addressing post-election uncertainties. The alliance also eyes coalition formation in Balochistan, aiming to steer the country towards prosperity and unity.
