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Sharif invites India to resolve Kashmir dispute through dialogue
DAWN.COM
Updated 2014-02-05 13:11:16
MUZAFFARABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif extended an invitation to the Indian leadership on Wednesday to resolve the Kashmir issue through dialogue on Kashmir Solidarity Day, DawnNews reported.
Addressing the legislative assembly of Azad Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday, the premier said conflicts and uncertainty would linger on in the region if the Kashmir dispute wasn’t resolved.
Sharif underscored the integral relationship of Pakistanis with Kashmiris and saluted the freedom struggle martyrs.
He said people should renew their pledge to never forget the sacrifices rendered by martyrs during the freedom struggle on this day.
Sharif said promotion of trade through the Line of Control (LoC) would further bolster peace in the region, adding that it would also strengthen ties with Kashmir.
He received a warm reception on his arrival to Azad Kashmir. A huge contingent of police personnel also presented the premier with a guard of honour.
DAWN.COM
Updated 2014-02-05 13:11:16
MUZAFFARABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif extended an invitation to the Indian leadership on Wednesday to resolve the Kashmir issue through dialogue on Kashmir Solidarity Day, DawnNews reported.
Addressing the legislative assembly of Azad Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday, the premier said conflicts and uncertainty would linger on in the region if the Kashmir dispute wasn’t resolved.
Sharif underscored the integral relationship of Pakistanis with Kashmiris and saluted the freedom struggle martyrs.
He said people should renew their pledge to never forget the sacrifices rendered by martyrs during the freedom struggle on this day.
Sharif said promotion of trade through the Line of Control (LoC) would further bolster peace in the region, adding that it would also strengthen ties with Kashmir.
He received a warm reception on his arrival to Azad Kashmir. A huge contingent of police personnel also presented the premier with a guard of honour.