Pakistan People's Party (PPP) Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has reportedly left for London where he is likely to hold a meeting with Pakistan Muslim League - N (PML-N) supreme leader Nawaz Sharif.
PPP leader Farhatullah Babar was quoted as saying by The News that the PPP chairperson will congratulate Sharif on the coalition government and discuss the ongoing political situation.
Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari was present at the oath-taking ceremony of the new cabinet, but he was not announced as one of the ministers. Earlier, reports about Bilawal Bhutto joining the new government as the Foreign Minister were doing the rounds. But he did not take oath as the foreign minister, and the position was left vacant with PPP's Hina Rabbani Khar being appointed as the minister of state for foreign affairs. This led to speculations about whether or not Bilawal Bhutto will later join the cabinet.
According to recent reports, Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari first wanted to discuss some differences within the coalition government with the former prime minister in London. Bilawal reportedly also wanted to discuss the non-inclusion of the ANP, BNP (Mengal) and Moshin Dawar in the federal cabinet.
Sources quoted by The News say that Bilawal may take oath as the FM upon his return to the country if the talks between him and Nawaz Sharif in London are fruitful.
PPP leader Farhatullah Babar was quoted as saying by The News that the PPP chairperson will congratulate Sharif on the coalition government and discuss the ongoing political situation.
Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari was present at the oath-taking ceremony of the new cabinet, but he was not announced as one of the ministers. Earlier, reports about Bilawal Bhutto joining the new government as the Foreign Minister were doing the rounds. But he did not take oath as the foreign minister, and the position was left vacant with PPP's Hina Rabbani Khar being appointed as the minister of state for foreign affairs. This led to speculations about whether or not Bilawal Bhutto will later join the cabinet.
According to recent reports, Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari first wanted to discuss some differences within the coalition government with the former prime minister in London. Bilawal reportedly also wanted to discuss the non-inclusion of the ANP, BNP (Mengal) and Moshin Dawar in the federal cabinet.
Sources quoted by The News say that Bilawal may take oath as the FM upon his return to the country if the talks between him and Nawaz Sharif in London are fruitful.