The Hindu : Pak. not to press for talks

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International \| Previous \| Next Pak. not to press for talks CARTAGENA (Colombia), APRIL 8. Pakistan today said it would not press India for resumption of the stalled dialogue as New Delhi has spurned its formal offer to hold talks. ``We had made the offer of holding talks with India any time anywhere. India has rejected it. We are not going to force the pace,'' the Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Mr. Abdul Sattar, told presspersons on arrival here to attend the two-day Non-Aligned Ministerial conference which opened today. - PTI Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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International \| Previous \| Next Pak. not to press for talks CARTAGENA (Colombia), APRIL 8. Pakistan today said it would not press India for resumption of the stalled dialogue as New Delhi has spurned its formal offer to hold talks. ``We had made the offer of holding talks with India any time anywhere. India has rejected it. We are not going to force the pace,'' the Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Mr. Abdul Sattar, told presspersons on arrival here to attend the two-day Non-Aligned Ministerial conference which opened today. - PTI Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : International Previous : Indian nun to be beatified by Pope today Next : Demonstration in New York
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