Pak Would Welcome Dialogue With India: FM Qureshi
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan News: India is signaling that it is ready to hold bilateral talks, a move Pakistan would welcome if the talks lead to the resumption of full dialogue, which India suspended in late 2008, foreign minister said on Thursday.
“There are now signals emanating from India that they are willing to talk bilaterally,” Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi told a British news agency. “We welcome this … if it leads to resumption of the composite dialogue.”
India suspended official talks, known as the composite dialogue, on a range of issues including the disputed Kashmir region, after alleged Pakistan-based militants attacked the Indian city of Mumbai in November 2008.
Pak Would Welcome Dialogue With India: FM Qureshi was first posted on February 4, 2010 at 5:53 pm.
Pakistan Want Meaningful Dialogue With India: FM Qureshi
Pakistan: Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi on Friday urged India not to have any delusion, adding that Pakistan could not be pressurized and would prioritize its national interests in every issue.
Talking to media at Multan Airport FM Qureshi said Pakistan was facing terror strikes like Mumbai attacks everyday, urging India not to be oblivious of it. He refuted a news story published in an American newspaper claiming that Mullah Umer was present in Karachi. FM said Pakistan wanted meaningful dialogue. “We don’t want opportunity for a photo session, we want some meaningful dialogue.” Qureshi said visit of Director CIA Leon Panetta was a routine trip as both the countries share intelligence information time and again. Foreign Minister said it was decided after oath-taking ceremony of Afghan President Hamid Karzai to conduct an international conference on Afghanistan to outline an action plan keeping the target in view.
Pakistan Want Meaningful Dialogue With India: FM Qureshi was first posted on November 20, 2009 at 8:07 pm.
