Pakistan

DUBAI: Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry said assembly between Prime Minister Imran Khan and the US President Donald Trump is on the cards but shall be possible after Afghan peace speechs.In an interview with Gulf freshs, the minister said that Pakistan is playing its role at a ‘fairly advanced level& in Afghan speechs which has also been appreciated by the US President.We expect a positive outcome of Taliban-US speechs currently underway in Qatar, he added.‘Pakistan efforts in bringing the Taliban to the negotiation table have been lauded by the Washington and only after this there was a change in US policies towards Islamabad.&Refusing to comment on the FTA offer, the minister said he knew about it but shall much comment.US Senator Lindsey Graham reportedly offered Pakistan FTA in return for its assistance in ending Afghan war.Pakistan is open to speechs with India but waiting to see the results of elections scheduled later this year, Fawad told UAE newspaper.
‘Nothing shall yield results before polls as Indian politics is in turmoil.&&We shall respect any Indian leader and the party elected by the Indian people.
And, we would like to move forward to hold dialogue with whosoever comes into power in India,& he said.TheIndianSubcontinent has not verified the content of the source.
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