'Pak willing to resolve bilateral disputes with India'

July 12, 2012 11:23

Pakistan today said it is willing to go by the agreement that it had in the past with India to resolve some of the disputes like Sir Creek and Siachen."If you look at may be some of the disputes that we have. We have Sir Creek, we have Siachen... Pakistan has already made it clear that we are willing to go by the agreement that we had in the past,' Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar said in an interview.

She said the two countries must move forward in the relationship and "moving forward would require that we all are able to sometimes show flexibility, some times we don't need to show flexibility."

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