ISLAMABAD: National Assembly (NA) Speaker Asad Qaiser summoned the meeting of parliamentarians today (Wednesday) to further discuss and resolve the issues emerged due to closure of Chaman border.
The NA Speaker had already expressed his deep concern over the issue faced by businessmen and common people in and around Chaman. In this context an emergency meeting was arranged last week in the Parliament House where provincial and federal concerned parliamentarians and concerned officials were present.
The Speaker had stressed the need to immediately resolve the issues emerged and raised by protesters in and around Chaman border and tasked Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Establishment to sit with the stakeholders and bring out a workable proposal for solution of all those issues.
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