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Pakistan reconciles after war of words
Saturday, July 17, 2010 06:30:00 PM ,
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Islamabad:
Pakistan appears to have piped down on Saturday after two days of
acrimony with India with its leaders saying it wanted continuation
of the bilateral dialogue and is serious about normalisation of
Indo-Pak ties.
Both Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani and Foreign Minister Shah
Mahmood Qureshi made conciliatory statements today against the
backdrop of the war of words between the two sides after talks
between their Foreign Ministers on Thursday failed to make any
headway.
Gilani, who described Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as an
"honourable man", said "Pakistan wants the continuation of dialogue
with India. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has assured me that all
issues will be discussed."
Speaking on the sidelines of a function in Lahore he said, "We want
talks, they (India) too want talks. When talks are held, we will
discuss all issues. At this stage, I cannot say anything in the air.
He was responding to a question on the talks between the Foreign
Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and his Indian counterpart S M
Krishna.
Gilani said Singh had assured him that all issues between the two
countries would be discussed, an apparent reference to the meeting
between the two in Thimphu on the sidelines of the SAARC summit in
April.
In Islamabad, Qureshi, who had yesterday blamed India for lack of
progress in the talks, said today that Pakistan is "very serious"
about normalising bilateral ties so that the two sides could make a
"new beginning of normal relations."
Qureshi said, "We are very serious about normalising our relations
with India. I met with my Indian counterpart in Islamabad just day
before yesterday. We agreed to embark on a sustained dialogue
process."
The decision to continue the talks is a "good augury," he said.
"For too long, Pakistan and India have been entangled in a
relationship of conflict. It is high time our two countries engage,
with full sincerity of purpose, to resolve all bilateral disputes
and make a new beginning of normal relations anchored in sovereign
equality and mutual interest," he said.
Qureshi said normal relations between Pakistan and India will have
"far-reaching salutary effects" for South Asia and beyond.
"Pakistan will do its utmost to make this happen," he said in his
opening remarks at a meeting of officials of the Friends of
Democratic Pakistan (FODP) forum.
Sharp differences arose during talks between Qureshi and his Indian
counterpart S M Krishna here on Thursday over a roadmap and
timeframe for future engagements.
The two ministers engaged in verbal jousting after their talks.
Qureshi yesterday claimed that the parleys had not gone well because
Krishna repeatedly received instructions from New Delhi during the
talks.
"It is the nature of India-Pakistan talks that whenever there is
progress, there is always a last-minute hitch. There was no hitch
from Pakistan's side," Qureshi said yesterday.
Krishna rejected Pakistan's contention that India was not ready to
discuss all issues and asserted that all "core" and "burning"
problems were deliberated upon with the aim of reducing trust
deficit.
Qureshi today referred to a wide range of issues during his speech
at the FoDP meeting, including the situation in Afghanistan and
Pakistan's reconstruction efforts in parts of the country affected
by militancy and violence.
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