Islamabad — The Pakistani government has pledged to resolve issues facing goods transporters soon, inviting their representatives for talks in Islamabad on Monday. The nationwide strike, which entered its second day, continues over disputes regarding daily diesel price revisions and higher toll charges. The All Pakistan Goods Transporters Alliance initiated the strike on Saturday after failed negotiations with the government, raising concerns about potential disruptions to domestic supply chains and exports. The country, which heavily relies on efficient logistics, faces growing pressure as the strike impacts trade and economic stability. Officials have emphasized the need for a swift resolution to avoid further economic strain. (arabnews.pk)
