No final decision on Pak attending NATO summit

April 19, 2012 17:01

Pakistan today said it was yet to decide on attending a NATO Summit next month that will focus on Afghanistan though it was developing a "work plan" on
resetting ties with the US on the basis of guidelines approved by its Parliament.
Foreign Office spokesman Moazzam Khan said "no final decision" had been made on Pakistan's participation in the NATO Summit to be held in Chicago during May 20-21 or on a visit to Islamabad by US Special Representative for
Afghanistan and Pakistan Marc Grossman.

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