The much awaited review on Pakistan’s policy towards US will determine whether Pakistan will reopen land routes for supplies to be shipped to Nato and US troops stationed in Afghanistan. They had been shut after the Nato attack on Pakistani check post in November 2011. Ties between the two countries have been strained since then.
President Zardari in his meeting with Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani, the COAS Gen. Ashfaq Pervez Kayani along with foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar, and services chiefs a couple of days ago over the same matter has discussed all the possible aspects and relevant angles, including a decision in principle to reopen the supply routes.
The Troika held a meeting with coalition partners right after the presidential address on Saturday with all unanimously deciding that the review and Nato supply route resumption would be decided by parliament in a joint session in light of recommendations of the parliamentary committee set up for the purpose. Additionally it was decided that there will be no confrontation once the recommendations are presented in the parliament.
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@cautions
HAHAH you are funny and skewed. Try to be optimistic. your recommendation is like Pak is the 52 state of United states. Although , some time it's look like it :P
I hope this meeting is publicized without censorship and I hope the American public gets a chance to watch it - should set back relations far enough that even the worst anti Western fanatic will be satisfied.
Thats the mistake we are gonna made and we will regret it after 5 years