As negotiations progress, goods transporters declare an end to their nationwide strike.

Businesses and industries have benefited from the successful negotiations between the government and goods transporters, which led to the cancellation of strikes by transporters throughout Pakistan.

Malik Shehzad, president of the Goods Transporters Association, announced at a news conference at the Gulbai Truck Stand that the government’s promises were the reason for the strike’s withdrawal. He continued by saying that all of the transporters’ major demands have been met, making it possible for regular operations to resume.

The strike, which lasted for almost ten days, caused business operations to come to a complete stop by interfering with the delivery of raw materials to industries. According to Malik Shehzad, the administration was accommodating on a number of topics, and the strike ended as soon as formal announcements were made.

Resuming transportation services would assist companies get back on track, according to industry circles, who have applauded the decision. Now that the strike is over, factories have begun to reopen and transportation has restarted statewide.

Due to a lack of raw materials, many industries were in danger of closing, according to Hammad Punawala, president of the Iron Merchants Association. He went on to say that during the strike, businesses, including iron traders, were losing billions of rupees.