The ongoing strike by goods transporters will come to an end tomorrow (Monday) after successful negotiations between the federal government and the transporters, President of the All Pakistan Goods Transporters Association Nabil Mahmood Tariq said on Sunday.
Speaking about the developments, Nabil said transporters held negotiations with Federal Minister Aleem Khan, during which the government agreed to accept the demands put forward by the transporters.
He said the negotiations between the government and the transporters are currently being finalized, adding that significant progress has been made towards resolving the issues that led to the strike.
According to the transporters’ association president, the government has assured them that their demands will be accepted.
Nabil announced that the transporters’ strike will be called off from tomorrow following the completion of the ongoing negotiations.
The nationwide strike had caused disruptions to the movement of goods, affecting supply chains and freight operations in various parts of the country.
The expected end to the strike follows efforts by the government and representatives of the transport sector to reach an agreement and resolve the transporters’ grievances.
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