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IPP announces support for PPP in Gilgit-Baltistan govt formation

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Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP) and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leaders address a joint press conference in Gilgit, June 21, 2026. — X/@PPP_Org
Istehkam-e-Pakistan Celebration (IPP) and Pakistan Peoples Celebration (PPP) leaders tackle a joint press convention in Gilgit, June 21, 2026. — X/@PPP_Org
  • IPP will be part of PPP-led alliance in GB: Haji Gul Bar Khan.
  • Alliance to place GB on path of prosperity: PPP GB president
  • Means of govt formation to start Monday: Amjad Hussain.

GILGIT: The Istehkam-e-Pakistan Celebration (IPP) on Sunday joined fingers with the Pakistan Peoples Celebration (PPP) to help the formation of a coalition authorities in Gilgit-Baltistan.

Leaders of each events made the announcement throughout a joint press convention in Gilgit, a day after the PPP agreed to a power-sharing method with the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).

“We are going to be part of the PPP-led alliance,” IPP GB President Haji Gul Bar Khan mentioned, including that different issues concerning the alliance could be determined by the events’ central leaderships.

Talking on the event, PPP GB President Amjad Hussain termed the alliance between the PPP, PML-N and IPP a optimistic improvement, saying it might put the area on the trail of improvement and prosperity.

The PPP chief additional introduced that the formal course of of presidency formation would start tomorrow (Monday).

A day earlier, the PPP introduced a power-sharing association with PML-N, underneath which the workplace of the GB chief minister will go to the PPP, whereas the governor’s place can be held by the PML-N.

In a press release, the PPP mentioned that each events determined to kind a authorities by way of political cooperation following mutual consensus.

The organisations of each events had finalised the proposed method after a consultative course of, it added.

The assertion additional mentioned that the opposition chief within the GB Meeting can be from the PML-N, together with the put up of deputy speaker of the meeting.

The final elections for twenty-four seats of the GB Meeting have been held on June 7, with the PPP rising as the only largest get together by securing 9 seats.

In accordance with a notification issued by the GB Election Fee, PML-N bagged six seats in 21 of the 24 constituencies.

Though the IPP did not win a seat within the election, 4 unbiased candidates joined the get together throughout a gathering with Communications Minister and IPP President Abdul Aleem Khan on June 16.

Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen secured one seat, whereas an unbiased candidate additionally received one seat, based on the notified outcomes.

The ECGB has mentioned that the outcomes for GBA-9 Skardu-3, GBA-15 Diamer-1 and GBA-17 Diamer-3 can be introduced later.





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