Indian High Commissioner meets Rehman Malik

December 14, 2012 14:06

Indian High Commissioner Sharat Sabharwal today met Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik ahead of his visit to New Delhi for the operationalistaion of a new visa agreement.

Malik and the Indian envoy discussed "bilateral relations and matters of mutual interest", Pakistani officials said. They also discussed the new visa pact. Sabharwal provided Malik the schedule for his visit to India, the officials said.

Malik is scheduled to leave for Delhi at 2 pm. Indian officials described the meeting as a "courtesy call" by the envoy.

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