New Delhi,Pakistan’s Prime Minister visited India at the
invitation of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi from May 26-27, 2014 to attend
the swearing-in ceremony of the new Indian Government on May 26, 2014.
Bilateral talks with the Pakistan Prime Minister were also held the next day.
The two Prime Ministers agreed that the Foreign
Secretaries of both sides would get in touch to explore how to move bilateral
relations forward. Furthermore Prime Minister conveyed India’s readiness to
work with Pakistan to achieve full normalization of trade relations on the
basis of the September 2012 ‘Roadmap’. Prime Minister underlined India’s
concerns related to violence and terrorism. He underlined the importance of
maintaining peace and tranquility at the borders and upholding the sanctity of
the Line of Control during the meeting with the Prime Minister of Pakistan.
Prime Minister further conveyed India’s concerns at the slow progress being
made in the Mumbai terror attack trials presently underway in Pakistan.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared with the
Prime Minister of Pakistan India’s vision of a SAARC region built on
partnerships for development and mutual prosperity with all our neighbours and
expressed the hope that India-Pakistan relations would progress in the
economic, cultural and political fields in the same manner that India’s relations
with her other SAARC neighbours have progressed in recent years.
This Information was given by answer the Minister of state in the Ministry of External Affairs Gen. Retd. V. K. Singh in Lok Sabha today.
This Information was given by answer the Minister of state in the Ministry of External Affairs Gen. Retd. V. K. Singh in Lok Sabha today.
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