No prospect of structured talks with India: Pakistan

November 26, 2014 20:06

Amid continued strain in ties, Pakistan today said it does not see any prospect of having structured talks with India in the near future and made it clear that the ball is in India's court to initiate dialogue.

Pakistan Prime Minister's Advisor on Foreign Affairs and National Security Sartaj Aziz said India had cancelled the Foreign Secretary-level talks and it was for it to initiate talks.

Noting that Pakistan was ready for talks, he said the initiative has to come from India. "We are ready for talks with India. But the initiative will have to come from India as they had cancelled the Foreign Secretary-level talks," he said.

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