• Next round of talks with govt today • KCCI offers to mediate between both sides
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• Next round of talks with govt today
• KCCI offers to mediate between both sides
ISLAMABAD/KARACHI: Talks between striking transporters and the government continued until late Monday night with both sides holding firm on their demands as the deadlock persisted, mainly over fuel pricing and taxes.
The next round of negotiations will be held today.
Talks held at Ministry of Communications in Islamabad; transporters decide to move to their main protest camp to Karachi.
Movement of over 400,000 goods-carrying vehicles suspended
“Commercial goods carriers across the country have already been taken off the road,” goods transport association spokesman says.
“Commercial goods carriers across the country have already been taken off the road,” goods transport association spokesman says.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s federal government on Monday stepped up efforts to end an over week-long strike by goods transporters that…
Murad Ali Shah directs transport department to address remaining demands
