Aziz cautions against 'unrealistic expectations' from FS-level talks
December 29, 2015 22:54
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's adviser on foreign affairs Sartaj Aziz cautioned against 'unrealistic expectations' from foreign secretary-level talks going to be held on January 14-15.
Aziz made a policy statement in the Senate regarding the short visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Pakistan on December 25.
"The foreign secretaries would meet on January 14-15 and draw up a map for the next six months for talks on 10 identified subjects," he said.
He said the dialogue process is challenging as it involves difficult decisions and important issues.
He said there would be progress on some issues soon while it will take time for progress on others.
Aziz said the visit of Modi was a goodwill visit and it has been welcomed by majority of people in Pakistan and India and the international community.
Aziz made a policy statement in the Senate regarding the short visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Pakistan on December 25.
"The foreign secretaries would meet on January 14-15 and draw up a map for the next six months for talks on 10 identified subjects," he said.
He said the dialogue process is challenging as it involves difficult decisions and important issues.
He said there would be progress on some issues soon while it will take time for progress on others.
Aziz said the visit of Modi was a goodwill visit and it has been welcomed by majority of people in Pakistan and India and the international community.
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