NEW DELHI: Pakistan on Monday said it was looking forward to a visit by Narendra Modi as Indian prime minister and hoped that the two countries would resolve “differences and disputes” through an early dialogue.
“We are ready to host Narendra Modi when he decides to visit Pakistan. Our Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has already extended an invitation to him,” Press Trust of India quoted Pakistan’s High Commissioner to India Abdul Basit as saying at an interaction with members of Press Club of India in Delhi.
Mr Basit said people in both the countries longed for peace and prosperity and it was, therefore, mutually incumbent to spare no effort towards resolving all “bilateral differences and disputes”.
He said Pakistan leadership was committed to a result-oriented dialogue process and hoped that comprehensive bilateral engagement would resume sooner than later
Post a Comment