ISLAMABAD – Government and opposition representatives have reached a written agreement after completing their second round of talks. Sources said the discussions ended successfully following lengthy negotiations, with both sides reviewing the points and demands presented during the meeting.

The two sides discussed their respective positions and examined the issues raised during the negotiations before reaching an understanding. The latest meeting was part of ongoing efforts by the government and opposition to find common ground and address their differences through formal talks.

Sources said committees representing the government and opposition are now working on a joint statement. The statement is expected to explain the main points agreed upon during the negotiations and provide details of the understanding reached between the two sides.

A media briefing may also be held shortly, with representatives from the negotiating sides expected to share further details. Officials are currently completing preparations for the briefing and finalising the information to be presented.

The written agreement comes amid continued political activity surrounding the proposed Long March. However, the available reference material does not indicate that the two sides reached any specific decision regarding the march during the talks.

The negotiating committees played a central role in reviewing the demands and positions of both sides. After detailed consultations, the points agreed upon were put into writing, marking the latest formal development in the ongoing government-opposition dialogue.

Sources described the second round of negotiations as successful and confirmed that a written agreement had been reached. However, the full contents of the agreement have not yet been made public, and further details are expected once the joint statement is issued.

The outcome comes at a time of heightened political activity linked to the proposed Long March. The next course of action will depend on the terms agreed upon by the government and opposition representatives.

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The two sides are expected to communicate further developments through their respective representatives. The upcoming media briefing and joint statement are likely to provide greater clarity on the commitments made during the negotiations and the issues addressed in the agreement.