ISLAMABAD, Sept 4 (Online): Pakistan Muslim League PML-N and the Muttahida Qaumi Movement have agreed on developing a national consensus to resolve pressing political and economic problems being faced by the country. Talking to media after dialogues between the two parties at Punjab House, MQM leader Farooq Sattar said that both the sides agreed to develop national consensus to solve host of problems including extremism, economy and energy crisis and other issues of national importance. He said that political differences should be set aside for the sake of Pakistan. attar said that his party has also invited PML-N leadership to visit their party headquarter in Karachi. PML-N leader Ishaq Dar said after meeting the MQM it felt like they were part of the opposition and their views were similar to that of his party on national issues. Dar added that PML-N President Nawaz Sharif had already spoken of a national charter which was a need for the country due to economic and security challenges. Dar further said that it was the belief of the PML-N that the solution to the country’s problems was elections being called as soon as possible. Ishaq Dar said that there was complete unanimity of views between the two parties on various issues being faced by the general public of Pakistan.
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