In a notable political engagement, Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari met with Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) Chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman on Monday to discuss the country's shifting political landscape and explore possibilities for renewed opposition collaboration.
The meeting, held at Maulana Fazl's residence, comes at a time of heightened political uncertainty, with opposition parties reassessing their strategies amid economic turmoil, soaring inflation, and evolving parliamentary dynamics.
Accompanied by senior PPP figures Syed Nayyar Hussain Bukhari, Humayun Khan, and Jameel Soomro, Bilawal engaged in wide-ranging talks with Fazl, who was joined by Maulana Asad Mehmood and Mufti Abrar. Sources described the atmosphere as cordial yet calculated, aimed at rebuilding trust between two key opposition forces that previously aligned under the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM).
Insiders revealed that both sides expressed concern over governance issues, institutional reforms, and the government's economic management. They emphasized the need for constructive political dialogue to help stabilize the national situation.
While no formal alliance or joint strategy was announced, the meeting is being seen as a potential precursor to broader opposition coordination in the lead-up to future elections. Political analysts interpret the renewed engagement as a sign that strategic cooperation—even among former allies with diverging paths—may once again shape Pakistan's political trajectory.
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