Both the leaders agreed to support a constitutional amendment for MQM's proposed nationwide local government system and decided to form an electoral alliance with MQM and like-minded groups.

The MQM leader has been shifted to hospital for emergency medical care.

The two parties have mutually agreed to formulate a joint strategy aimed at resolving the prevailing challenges in Pakistan and rejuvenating the country's developmental prospects.

The several petitioners, including the federal government, submit requests for withdrawal.

The sources say the consultations with political parties would take place separately and will encompass discussions about the election roadmap, delimitation matters, and voter lists.

The finance minister while referring to the three billion dollars stand by arrangement reached with the IMF and the financial assistance extended by Saudi Arabia and the UAE says we have made all the external payments in a timely manner.

Led by Dr. Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui and Syed Aminul Haque, the MQM-P delegation met with the ECP Secretary to discuss the irregularities observed in the voter lists, particularly in urban areas of Sindh, with a focus on Karachi.

The National Assembly has also unanimously passed resolution expressing unwavering support and solidarity with the armed forces and security agencies.

The matters of national and international importance will be discussed during the session.

The sources say that Jamiat-e-Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) has opposed dialogue with the PTI. The JUI-F claims that Imran Khan is not a politician and that the PTI is not a political force.