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Pak can wait for meaningful dialogue with India: Qureshi | Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said his country wants a meaningful dialogue with India and can wait for the bilateral dialogue with New Delhi to resume. Addressing media persons during a press conference in Multan, Qureshi said Pakistan prefers bilateral engagement
with India to resolve the long pending water dispute, and the option of international arbitration would be explored only if bilateral talks concerning the issue fails
to deliver desired results. “ Pakistan is not in hurry and can wait for meaningful
dialogue,” Qureshi said. Responding to a question regarding reports that India
had sought the custody of Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed, the alleged mastermind
of the November 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, during the February 25 secretary-level
talks, Qureshi said Saeed’s name did not figured in the talks. Qureshi said Pakistan
is committed to the trial of the Mumbai attack accused, and added that the legal
process was in progress and the case would be decided by the court of law. “One
cannot remain stuck in a particular issue and the situation was untenable. While
India was concerned about the Mumbai incident, Pakistan had faced several Mumbai-like attacks that not only killed innocent people but also affected its economy,” The Dawn quoted Qureshi, as saying. |
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