Sherry Rehman says talks failed over PTI's refusal to sign anti-terror draft
Most outlets reported that Sherry Rehman attributed the failure of talks with PTI to the party's refusal to sign a draft on anti-terror cooperation. The Daily Times provided slightly more context, mentioning the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government's role in the refusal. Both excerpts framed the issue as a key point of contention in the negotiations.
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‘Talks failed due to KP’s refusal to sign anti-terror cooperation draft’
Pakistan Peoples Party Vice President Senator Sherry Rehman on Sunday said that the negotiations with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) failed because the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government refused to sign the agreed draft concerning cooperation with the federal government on counter-terrorism efforts. The senator, in a statement, said that all sides had agreed on four drafts during the […]
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Talks failed after PTI refused to sign draft on terrorism: Sherry Rehman
She described the breakdown of talks as a missed opportunity for political confidence-building and stability after years of political confrontation.
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