Dialogue with India to be possible only if situation in IIOJ&K improves: FM
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Minister for Foreign Affairs Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said dialogue between Pakistan and India will only take place if the situation in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir improves.
In an interview with Khaleej Times, he said Kashmir is not a bilateral; rather an internationally recognized issue as there are numerous UN Security Council resolutions on it.
He said if India and Pakistan want lasting peace in South Asia, they will have to discuss Kashmir issue to find a resolution according to the aspirations of Kashmiri people, as it cannot be put back burners.
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Minister for Foreign Affairs Shah Mehmood Qureshi Saturday said the government with its economic diplomacy had successfully attracted the world towards the business opportunities available in Pakistan
DUBAI, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 17th Apr, 2021 ):Minister for Foreign Affairs Shah Mehmood Qureshi Saturday said the government with its economic diplomacy had successfully attracted the world towards the business opportunities available in Pakistan.
Speaking at an Iftar dinner hosted by Pakistan Business Council Dubai here, he said it was matter of satisfaction that despite the ill effects of the global coronavirus pandemic, Pakistan through its economic diplomacy had achieved positive results.
Pakistan not diplomatically isolated despite Indian efforts: FM Qureshi
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FM Qureshi says Pakistan desires peace with India
Pakistan has the support of the world as became evident from the backing it received at different international forums, says the minister.
Qureshi says PTI has forcefully raised the Kashmir issue at different international forums.
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Foreign Affairs Shah Mehmood Qureshi on Monday said that despite Indian efforts Pakistan is not diplomatically isolated and invited the opposition parties for discussion with the government on the foreign policy issues facing the country.
Speaking at the floor of the Senate here, he said the political parties should pursue a bipartisan approach in foreign affairs in line with the national interest.