Gilani wants N-tech to match India

[The enlightened]

We should move on from Pakistan and look at ourselves. They are no longer our arch rivals. We are way beyond their reach[not on PDF though]. Rather the focus should be China which is well, not beyond our reach but at this pace, they will be.

 

[T90TankGuy]

i think the deal is already done.....as the americans getting desperate............our govrnment need some drastic measures to make heppy the public.

you must have powerful friend who tell you state secrets mate . after all no one else seems to have any clue about what you say

 

[jetti]

for that they have to develop fast breeder technology.. and i mean the nuclear variety, not the people type

 

[shuntmaster]

for that they have to develop fast breeder technology.. and i mean the nuclear variety, not the people type

That was classic....

 

[shuntmaster]

Well as Bush had said Pakistan is not india... We have a large population to provide electricity, stable nuclear programmes, most importantly safe nuclear industry !!!

Well, for most of the time in the exisitance of Pakistan, they have been living in perpetual identity crisis, but one thing which was constant in their national identity definition was the Pakistan is NOT India. For them Pakistan = non-India/Anti-India/UnIndia, and this is proving to be true and the world is acknowledging it.

 

[MilSpec]

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan PM Yousaf Raza Gilani on Sunday said that his country needs civil nuclear technology to meet its energy requirements besides maintaining balance with India in the region.

"Pakistan needs civil nuclear technology and wants to obtain it. The technology is important for Pakistan to maintain balance with India and to promote regional stability," Gilani said before departing for Seoul to attend a 53-nation nuclear security summit. "If we don't have balance with India, there will be lack of stability in the area.''

A Pakistani parliamentary committee on national security report had made a similar demand recently. "The US-Indo civil nuclear agreement has altered the security balance in the region. Therefore, Pakistan should seek similar treatment." Gilani said he would meet US president Barack Obama and discuss the Afghan situation with him at the summit. Foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar and Pakistan's ambassador to US Sherry Rehman are accompanying Gilani.

Gilani wants N-tech to match India - The Times of India

Did not understand, Wants civil nuke tech to match India...