UN chief calls for Pakistan-India dialogue
Ban Ki-moon's deputy spokesperson says he's following with concern the increase in tensions along the Line of...
Outgoing United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon. PHOTO: REUTERS
UNITED NATIONS:
Outgoing United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon has once again called on India and Pakistan to resolve their differences through dialogue and expressed concern over the tensions along the Line of Control. Ban, whose 10-year term as the world’s top diplomat ends at the end of this month, encouraged the South Asian neighbours to continue their efforts to deal with their disputes through dialogue.
Pakistan, India should opt for more dialogue: US
“All I can say is that the secretary-general has had a very consistent position. One fact we expressed even just last month, which is to say that he is following with concern the increase in tensions along the Line of Control and that he urges the governments of India and Pakistan to exercise restraint and encourages them to continue their efforts to resolve their differences peacefully and through dialogue,” Farhan Haq, the secretary-general’s deputy spokesman, told reporters on Wednesday.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 23rd, 2016.
Outgoing United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon has once again called on India and Pakistan to resolve their differences through dialogue and expressed concern over the tensions along the Line of Control. Ban, whose 10-year term as the world’s top diplomat ends at the end of this month, encouraged the South Asian neighbours to continue their efforts to deal with their disputes through dialogue.
Pakistan, India should opt for more dialogue: US
“All I can say is that the secretary-general has had a very consistent position. One fact we expressed even just last month, which is to say that he is following with concern the increase in tensions along the Line of Control and that he urges the governments of India and Pakistan to exercise restraint and encourages them to continue their efforts to resolve their differences peacefully and through dialogue,” Farhan Haq, the secretary-general’s deputy spokesman, told reporters on Wednesday.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 23rd, 2016.