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Islamabad: Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said on Friday that Pakistan wants to improve relations with India and resolve all outstanding issues including Kashmir, and despite the current hindrance in relations, it is not ashamed to engage with New Delhi.
Qureshi, while taking oath as Pakistan's Foreign Minister on Monday, said, "But it takes two in tango. You can not go with only one hand, we have a positive attitude and will be optimistic."
He also said that "The present situation of relations between Pakistan and India was not a mystery, because peace talks have been suspended, but we have to see how we can move forward".
Since January 2016, due to terrorist attacks on Indian military bases by Pakistan-based militant groups, no bilateral talks have been held between India and Pakistan in recent years. India has made it clear that Islamabad will not be negotiating with it. Islamabad can not go hand in hand as terrorism and negotiation.
Pakistan's new Prime Minister Imran Khan told reporters after the foreign tour, "Pakistan wants to improve relations with India and resolve all outstanding issues including Kashmir. Despite the current barrier in the talks, the government is not ashamed of joining India. is." Information was given on the ministry and foreign policy of the country.
He also mentioned Vijay's speech on July 26, in which a politician from a former cricket player had said that through his government talks, the leaders of India and Pakistan to resolve all disputes including Kashmir's "core issue" Would love to. Khan had said that if he (India) takes one step towards us, then Pakistan will take two steps.
Qureshi also said that Pakistan will win the case of Kulbhushan Jadhav in the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
47-year-old Jadhav was sentenced to death by Pakistani military court in April 2017 on charges of espionage. India had taken ICJ against the decision in May this year. The World Court has stayed the execution of Jadhav on the pending appeal of the pending India.
Both India and Pakistan have already submitted their detailed petitions and responses to the World Court.
Qureshi had said in his home address in the Multan yesterday, that Pakistan had "solid evidence" against Jadhav and the ICJ was hoping to win the case against him.
He said, "How can I say that when the case is sub-justice, we will win. I only said that we will move forward the approach of Pakistan effectively."
Talking about his previous press conference, Qureshi said that he had asked a question from his Indian counterpart, "Do Pakistan and India have some other option other than negotiating issues to solve the issues."
He said that there is no other option in his opinion (but starting the talks).
He said, "I am not talking about a revolution in my relationship, but only suggesting that we should talk and should not think that we will make progress or not," he said, "a competent environment " Should be made.
For a question about the Kashmir issue, he said that there was a national consensus and the government and the opposition were on the same page.
It takes two to tango: Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi on ties with India
It takes two to tango: Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi on ties with India
● In recent years, relations between India and Pakistan had to be fought because of no bilateral talks due to terrorist attacks on Indian military bases by Pakistan and militant groups.
Qureshi, while taking oath as Pakistan's Foreign Minister on Monday, said, "But it takes two in tango. You can not go with only one hand, we have a positive attitude and will be optimistic."
He also said that "The present situation of relations between Pakistan and India was not a mystery, because peace talks have been suspended, but we have to see how we can move forward".
Since January 2016, due to terrorist attacks on Indian military bases by Pakistan-based militant groups, no bilateral talks have been held between India and Pakistan in recent years. India has made it clear that Islamabad will not be negotiating with it. Islamabad can not go hand in hand as terrorism and negotiation.
Pakistan's new Prime Minister Imran Khan told reporters after the foreign tour, "Pakistan wants to improve relations with India and resolve all outstanding issues including Kashmir. Despite the current barrier in the talks, the government is not ashamed of joining India. is." Information was given on the ministry and foreign policy of the country.
He also mentioned Vijay's speech on July 26, in which a politician from a former cricket player had said that through his government talks, the leaders of India and Pakistan to resolve all disputes including Kashmir's "core issue" Would love to. Khan had said that if he (India) takes one step towards us, then Pakistan will take two steps.
Qureshi also said that Pakistan will win the case of Kulbhushan Jadhav in the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
47-year-old Jadhav was sentenced to death by Pakistani military court in April 2017 on charges of espionage. India had taken ICJ against the decision in May this year. The World Court has stayed the execution of Jadhav on the pending appeal of the pending India.
Both India and Pakistan have already submitted their detailed petitions and responses to the World Court.
Qureshi had said in his home address in the Multan yesterday, that Pakistan had "solid evidence" against Jadhav and the ICJ was hoping to win the case against him.
He said, "How can I say that when the case is sub-justice, we will win. I only said that we will move forward the approach of Pakistan effectively."
Talking about his previous press conference, Qureshi said that he had asked a question from his Indian counterpart, "Do Pakistan and India have some other option other than negotiating issues to solve the issues."
He said that there is no other option in his opinion (but starting the talks).
He said, "I am not talking about a revolution in my relationship, but only suggesting that we should talk and should not think that we will make progress or not," he said, "a competent environment " Should be made.
For a question about the Kashmir issue, he said that there was a national consensus and the government and the opposition were on the same page.
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