Danish Channa and Raza Haroon meet to discuss Karachi's political and development issues.
Danish Channa, Chairman of the Pakistan Conservative Party, met Pakistan Peoples Party leader Raza Haroon in Karachi to discuss the city’s political situation, development priorities and prospects for mutual cooperation.
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Pakistan Conservative Party Information Secretary Syed Hasnain Alam also attended the meeting.
At the outset, Channa expressed his condolences over the death of Raza Haroon’s brother, Mustafa Haroon. He prayed for the departed soul and offered sympathy to the bereaved family.
The two leaders then held detailed discussions on Karachi’s political landscape, public welfare and the challenges facing the city. They also exchanged views on political stability, law and order and the need to accelerate development projects.
Furthermore, both sides agreed to strengthen mutual cooperation and work together to help address public issues.
During the meeting, Danish Channa said political parties should adopt a united approach to support Pakistan’s progress, particularly the development of Karachi.
Meanwhile, Raza Haroon briefed Channa on the Pakistan Peoples Party’s initiatives for the city’s development. He also welcomed constructive political dialogue and cooperation.
The meeting concluded in a cordial atmosphere, with both leaders expressing their commitment to continued engagement on issues affecting Karachi.
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