Pakistan government bows down to the strike of petroleum dealers, takes this decision to meet the demands

Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association has called off its countrywide strike. Following this, Pakistan State Oil (PSO) announced the supply of petroleum products across the country. Pakistan's ARY News has said this.

Pakistan State Oil is a Pakistani petroleum corporation that helps distribute petroleum products. PSO has said the supply chain will be in entire operation and that there will be stock at petrol pumps despite the nationwide strike by petrol dealers.

PSO is a national company dedicated to providing uninterrupted service during the strike and meeting the fuel needs of the country. The All Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Group has been persisting with its nationwide strike. A day before the strike, the consensus between the government team and the dealers was held in abeyance. The government has claimed to be in talks with them after the association had called for a strike. Still, reports claim, the deadlock between the two persists.

According to ARY News, the demand for a strike by the All-Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association still stands.

Pakistan will host an SCO group heads of government meeting this last month of October. A meeting has been prepared where all the heads of government of the group members will be invited. Pakistan's Foreign Ministry has given this information. The SCO includes member states of India, China, Russia, Tajikistan, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan. It is a dynamic economic and security organization and stands ahead as one of the most prominent inter-regional international organizations.