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Musharraf to go to Beijing despite ouster talks

Afp,The Daily Times, Islamabad
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf will travel to the Beijing Olympics after all, officials said late yesterday, hours after he cancelled his scheduled departure amid fears that he could lx? impeached.
"The president is going to Cliina," a presidential aide told AFP
A senior foreign ministry official also confirmed that Musharraf had changed his plans and said he would ilyoutonThursday.
Foreign ministry spokesman Mohammad Sadiq had earlier said that Musharraf "will not be able to attend the opening ceremony of the Olympics in Beijing." adding that he could not give the reasons.
The News, an English language daily, had reported that Sharif and Zardari called the talks amid fears that Musharraf himself might strike die first blow by dissolving parliament.
The pair had agreed formally to ask Musharraf to quit and then impeach him through parliament if he refused, said Dawn, another leading newspaper.
Sharif and Zardari metforasecond time on Wednesday, and Sharifs Pakistan Asif Zardari conceded lus conditional agreement to Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) chief Nawaz Sharif during a "'make-or-break" meeting that was meant to resolve contentious issues between the two coalition partners, including the sacked judges' reinstatement and the impeachment of the president.
Sources privy to the meeting told Daily Times that the agreement came about after senior PML-N leader Khawaja Asifassured Zardari that the coalition partners had sufficient strength to impeach President Musharraf if tire PPP took the initiative. "Both parties agreed that the issue of reinstating the sacked judges could easily be resolved once they
succeeded in getting rid of President Musharraf," the sources added.
Khawaja Asif told Geo News that all parties in the rulingalliance would prepare a charge sheet against Musharraf and have an open debate on it. He said the president would be allowed to defend himself, adding that evidence was being gathered for the charge sheet.
Also on Tuesday, Information Minister Sherry Rehman told a private TV channel that the meeting between Zardari and Nawaz was "very positive and cordial". She told Geo News that the agenda of the meeting was to evolve a joint strategy on national issues, APP reported.
Speaking to reporters after arriving in Karachi to meet the ANP president, Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif said die nation would soon hear "good news" regarding die reinstatement of the sacked judges. He said that he hoped the ruling coalition would remain intact.