ISLAMABAD: Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said, on Tuesday that, "He is looking forward to establishing strong and mutually beneficial relations with all the countries in the neighbourhood including India."
Pakistan Prime Minister and the newly appointed Army Chief General Qamar Bajwa held a meeting in Islamabad which saw rare pakistan's civil-military accord. “Peaceful co-existence, mutual respect and economically integrated region must be our shared objective. This could be possible only when we demonstrate a commitment to our aspirations of peace, progress and prosperity,” Mr. Sharif said at his residence while addressing the people.
Pakistan has had troubled relations with both India and Afghanistan since Pathankot, Uri and Kabul attack and is making all the necessary efforts to make them better. Also Pakistan has repeatedly denied its role in any involvement in these attacks.
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