We have learned a lesson Pakistan PM Shehbaaz Sharif calls for talks with PM Modi
In an interview with Dubai-based AL Arabia TV, Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif called for serious and sincere talks with PM Narendra Modi on burning issues like Kashmir
Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif has said that Pakistan wants to live in peace with India and called for, "Serious and sincere talks with PM Narendra Modi on Burning issues like Kashmir
In an interview with Dubai-based AL Arabia TV, Pakistan's PM said that Pakistan has learned a lesson after three wars with India and stressed that now it wants peace with its neighbors
My message to the Indian leadership and PM Modi is that let's sit down at the table and let's talk about seriousness and sincerity to resolve our burning points like Kashmir. It is up to live Peacefully and make progress or quarrel with each other and waste time and resources, Shahbaaz Sharif said.
We have had three wars with India and they have brought more misery points and unemployment to the people we have learned our lesson and we want to live in peace with India provides we are able to resolve our genuine problems, he said.
The settlement of the Kashmir dispute must be in accordance with the UN resolutions & aspirations of people of Jammu & Kashmir.
— Prime Minister's Office (@PakPMO) January 17, 2023
The Spokespman said that the Prime Minister made this position very clear in his interview with Al Arabiya news during his recent visit to the UAE. 3/3
India is our neighboring country we are neighbors. Let's be very blunt even if we are not neighbors by choice we are there forever and it is up to us to live Peacefully progress or quarrel with each other and waste time and resources, that is up to us, "PM Shahbaz Sharif said
Sharif also raised the issue of Kashmir and said "Pakistan wants peace but what is happening in Kashmir should be stopped"
He said that both countries have engineers, doctors, and skilled laborers, "we want to utilize these assets for prosperity and to bring peace to the region so that both nations can grow" Sharif said
Pakistan does not want to waste resources on bombs and ammunition we are nuclear powers armed to the earth and if God forbid a war breaks out who will live to tell what happens, he said.
In ref. [Tweeted]
to PM Shahbaz Sharif's interview to AL Arabia TV Channel the spokesperson of PM Office has said that PM has consistently maintained that Pakistan and India must resolve their bilateral issues, especially the core issue of Jammu And Kashmir tgrough dilogue and peaceful means.
Pakistan PMO's rider
In reference to the interview the spokesperson of the Pakistan's PM's office tweeted that "PM Shahbaz Sharif had consistantly maintained that Pakistan and India must resolve their bilateral issues, especially the core issue of Jammu And Kashmir through dilogue and peaceful means.
"However the PM has repeatedly has stareted on records that talks can only take place after India had reverted its illegal action of August 5, 2019; withput Kashmir dispute must be in accordance within the UN resolutation and the aspirations of the people of the Jammu And Kashmir, the spokesperson said.
The spokesperson added that PM Shahbaz Sharif made this position very clear in his interview wih AL Arabias TV channel during his recent visit to the UAE.
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