Aggressive Indian tactics will harm regional stability: PM Abbasi
Japanese FM also acknowledged sacrifices made by Pakistan to root out terrorism from region
Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi. PHOTO: APP/FILE
Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said on Thursday that aggressive escalatory tactics being used by India will not help the prospects of peace and stability in South Asia.
Speaking to Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono in Islamabad, he reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to promote peace and stability in the region, Radio Pakistan reported.
He said that India was committing blatant human rights violations against innocent civilians in Indian occupied Kashmir.
Welcoming the Japanese Foreign Minister and his delegation to Pakistan, the prime minister said Pakistan attaches great importance to its relations with Japan and is keen to enhance cooperation in all fields.
He stressed on further strengthening cooperation in the areas of trade, investment, infrastructure development and human resources development.
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Shahid Khaqan Abbasi expressed satisfaction over the renewed Japanese investors’ interest in Pakistan, and said that there were enormous opportunities available in Pakistan in the wake of sustained economic turn around and improved security environment.
He also welcomed Japanese prime minister’s statement on Tokyo’s readiness to work with other countries in developing infrastructure projects and in availing business opportunities across Asia.
Prime Minister Abbasi underscored Pakistan’s continued commitment to fight terrorism and extremism.
Speaking on the occasion, Foreign Minister Kono said that Japan will continue to work with Pakistan to further strengthen bilateral relations.
He said that Japan acknowledges the immense sacrifices made by Pakistan to root out terrorism and extremism from the region.
Speaking to Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono in Islamabad, he reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to promote peace and stability in the region, Radio Pakistan reported.
He said that India was committing blatant human rights violations against innocent civilians in Indian occupied Kashmir.
Welcoming the Japanese Foreign Minister and his delegation to Pakistan, the prime minister said Pakistan attaches great importance to its relations with Japan and is keen to enhance cooperation in all fields.
He stressed on further strengthening cooperation in the areas of trade, investment, infrastructure development and human resources development.
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Shahid Khaqan Abbasi expressed satisfaction over the renewed Japanese investors’ interest in Pakistan, and said that there were enormous opportunities available in Pakistan in the wake of sustained economic turn around and improved security environment.
He also welcomed Japanese prime minister’s statement on Tokyo’s readiness to work with other countries in developing infrastructure projects and in availing business opportunities across Asia.
Prime Minister Abbasi underscored Pakistan’s continued commitment to fight terrorism and extremism.
Speaking on the occasion, Foreign Minister Kono said that Japan will continue to work with Pakistan to further strengthen bilateral relations.
He said that Japan acknowledges the immense sacrifices made by Pakistan to root out terrorism and extremism from the region.