PML-N chief organizer and Senior Vice President Maryam Nawaz is expected to depart for London on Wednesday.

According to party sources, the PML-N leader will stay in London for a week, during which she will hold an important meeting with her father and party supremo Nawaz Sharif.

The duo is also expected to finalise a plan for Nawaz’s impending return to Pakistan.

A proposal is also under consideration regarding Nawaz Sharif’s visit to the Data Darbar after landing in Lahore on his return from London.

The PML-N leadership is also considering holding a rally at Minar-e-Pakistan.

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Maryam Nawaz is expected to return home before the party leader's arrival and participate in the reception.

On her return from London, a plan for the reception in Lahore will be finalized.

Maryam and her father Nawaz are also expected to discuss the current political and constitutional issues faced by Pakistan.

Meanwhile, Maryam Nawaz reached Islamabad on Saturday morning to hold a consultative meeting regarding the return of Nawaz Sharif and his reception.

She is expected to hold consultations with the party leaders from Azad Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan and Islamabad.

The party chief organizer is also scheduled to hold meetings with the party’s central leaders from the Islamabad/Rawalpindi region.

Separately, PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif has tasked former interior minister Rana Sanaullah with preparing for his reception.

Maryam, on the other hand, will be responsible for monitoring the mobilization of the party. Nawaz has also instructed all party leaders in London and in other parts of the world to return to Pakistan in a week.

The former premier has also sought a weekly report regarding party mobilization.

Rana Sanaullah has summoned party office-bearers from across Punjab for a meeting on Monday. Nawaz will address the meeting through a video link, which will also be addressed by Maryam Nawaz.

All ticket holders of the PML-N, senators and women on reserved seats will be assigned tasks in the meeting.