Bilawal urges political parties to set aside differences, focus on economic crisis

He said it was the responsibility of every government to address the economic crisis and prioritise the welfare of its citizens, adding that surviving in the prevailing economic climate had become increasingly difficult for Pakistanis.نئے جدید ہسپتال کے ترقیاتی منصوبے کا کام مقررہ وقت سے ایک مہینہ پہلے مکمل2026ء تک مکمل ہونے والا یہ شایانِ شان ہسپتال لاڑکانہ کے عوام کی تمام طبی ضروریات اور بہترین علاج کو یقینی بنائے گابلاول بھٹو زرداری کا لاڑکانہ میں خطاب@BBhutto.

Zardaripic.twitter.com/Ej. Nr1BvuoI— PPP Punjab (@PPPPunjabSM1)November 6, 2026Bilawal described the situation as a test for the government and stressed the need for collective efforts to ease the hardships faced by the public. He urged the federal government to engage political and economic stakeholders instead of pursuing confrontation, saying political differences should take a back seat to efforts to improve people's lives.

"If we remain engaged in fighting one another, with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, with Maulana (JUI-F chief Fazlur Rehman), with terrorists, with India and Afghanistan, then we will not be able to alleviate the suffering of the Pakistani people, which should be our utmost priority," the PPP chairman said.

"As Pakistanis, we should forget our differences and focus on the real issues, particularly the economic problems faced by the people," he added. Also Read:Bilawal urges opposition to resume participation in committees, implores Achakzai to use 'authority' granted by Imran.

Turning to the electoral reforms committee, Bilawal said it was the first time he had witnessed the opposition, government coalition partners and some government representatives collectively raising concerns about alleged election rigging. He said that if election-related grievances were shared by all these political stakeholders, they should work together through the electoral reforms committee to address them.

Bilawal called on political parties to cooperate in strengthening democracy and ensuring transparent elections in the future. He added that if the PTI did not want to participate in the process, it should not complain to the public about election rigging.