Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President Nawaz Sharif urged on Sunday Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to prioritise the national interests during the talks with the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).

According to details, the premier held a meeting with Nawaz in Jati Umra. On this occasion, both the political bigwigs discussed the matters pertaining to the political and national levels.

Nawaz and PM Shehbaz acknowledged the government's efforts for steering the country's economic progress.

PM Shehbaz had apprised the three-time former premier of the economic and political situation of the country.

Both the leaders acknowledged the drop in the inflation graph.

Nawaz had expressed his satisfaction over the reduction in inflation and relief for the masses.

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Separately, at the outset of 2025, PM Shehbaz addressed a federal cabinet meeting and emphasised the government’s commitment to steer the country towards the economic stability and growth.

The PM expressed optimism, stating that the country’s economy has stabilised and is now ready for a "takeoff".

He stressed the importance of increasing exports to drive development and lauded the improvement in economic indicators over the past nine months.

“Today, even the common man acknowledges the economic progress in nine months,” said Shehbaz Sharif, adding that no scandals have surfaced during his government’s tenure.

However, he criticised political sit-ins for hampering economic progress and admitted that targets set by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) could not be achieved.

He emphasised the importance of the recently launched Uran Pakistan program, which he said would strengthen the country’s economy further.

"If Pakistan's economic development is the goal, we will have to play an important role towards it," PM Shehbaz remarked, adding that stability would be brought to the economy and all priorities focused at this goal.