A prayer was offered for the success of talks between Pakistan’s government and opposition during Friday prayers.

According to the provided information, the imam of the Parliament House mosque offered the prayer.

The prayer came as both sides began negotiations aimed at addressing ongoing political tensions.

Government and opposition representatives formally met on Friday at the National Assembly speaker’s chamber in Islamabad.

Prayer Offered for Successful Dialogue

The imam prayed for a positive outcome from negotiations between the two sides.

The development came as attention remained focused on the government-opposition Dialogue and its possible next steps.

The first round of negotiations was chaired by National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq.

Both delegations presented their positions during the meeting. They also agreed to continue discussions in another round.

The National Assembly Secretariat described the discussions as constructive and cordial.

Sadiq said Parliament was the appropriate forum for resolving political issues through negotiations.

Opposition Seeks Meeting With Imran Khan

A meeting with PTI founder Imran Khan remains an important issue for the opposition.

Before the talks, PTI had identified access to Khan as one of its main demands.

Dawn reported that opposition leaders want to consult Khan as negotiations move forward.

The government, meanwhile, has sought the cancellation of the opposition’s planned protest march toward Islamabad.

The two sides have not yet announced a final agreement.

The Dialogue is taking place amid wider political tensions surrounding the opposition’s planned protest.

Nasir Abbas Calls for More Prayers

According to the provided information, a journalist later asked Allama Raja Nasir Abbas about the mosque imam’s prayer.

Abbas welcomed the gesture and said others should also pray for the negotiations to succeed.

Abbas is leading the opposition delegation in the talks, according to reports and the opposition alliance.

He has publicly stressed negotiations as a way to resolve political disputes.

During Friday’s talks, Abbas also called on the government to engage with the opposition seriously.

Talks Set to Continue

The government-opposition Dialogue represents a renewed attempt to address political disagreements through negotiations.

The first meeting ended without a final settlement, but both sides agreed to continue discussions.

A second round was scheduled for Saturday in the National Assembly speaker’s chamber.

The outcome is expected to depend partly on how both sides address their outstanding demands.

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For now, negotiations remain ongoing, with neither side announcing a comprehensive agreement.