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Nawaz Sharif stressed the importance of resuming the peace process between India and Pakistan and urged both countries not to let it derail. Referring to the decades-long unresolved tension between the two countries, Sharif said that we should pick up the threads from where we left off. Expressing hope for more participation, he said that 75 years have passed this way. Let’s not waste another 75 years.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar’s visit to Pakistan for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) meeting on October 16 has brought an initial but positive change in troubled India-Pakistan bilateral relations. Speaking to a private media group, former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif expressed hope that with Jaishankar’s visit to Islamabad, both India and Pakistan can leave the past behind and tackle future problems like energy and climate change .
Nawaz Sharif stressed the importance of resuming the peace process between India and Pakistan and urged both countries not to let it derail. Referring to the decades-long unresolved tension between the two countries, Sharif said that we should pick up the threads from where we left off. Expressing hope for more participation, he said that 75 years have passed this way. Let’s not waste another 75 years.
Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar also met Pakistani PM Shahbaz Sharif at the lunch table. Sources are saying that some conversations have also taken place between the two. Apart from this, sources are claiming that a chit chat also took place in the common hall where all the leaders were standing. There too he was seen talking to Pakistan PM Jaishankar. However, before this the whole world saw the pictures of S Jaishankar’s conversation with the Pakistani PM.
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