Imran’s PTI agrees to third round of talks with Pak govt

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Islamabad, Updated At : 11:14 AM Jan 09, 2025 IST

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Pakistan’s jailed former minister Imran Khan’s party on Wednesday said it will participate in the third round of talks with the government to help ease political tensions in the country. The development came a day after PTI leaders on Tuesday demanded unrestricted access to Khan as a precondition for engaging in the next round of talks with the government. The government and PTI leaders began formal talks last month and. The third was expected this week but differences popped up after the PTI leaders were not allowed to meet Khan on Tuesday.

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