Indo-Pak talks: Both countries agree to continue dialogue on Siachen

The next round of talks on Siachen will be held in New Delhi on mutually convenient dates.


June 12, 2012

RAWALPINDI: On the second day of the two day Indo-Pak Defence Secretary level talks on Siachen, both countries agreed to continue the dialogue on Siachen in keeping with the desire of leaders of both countries for early resolution of all outstanding issues.

According to the joint statement, issued on Tuesday, at the conclusion of two-day Defence Secretary level talks on Siachen here at the Ministry of Defence, both sides acknowledged that the ceasefire was holding since 2003.

The Pakistan delegation was headed by Secretary Defence, Nargis Sethi while the Indian side was headed by Defence Secretary Shashi Kant Sharma.

The Defence Secretary of India also called on the Minister for Defence Syed Naveed Qamar.

The talks were held in a cordial and friendly atmosphere. Both sides reaffirmed their resolve to make serious, sustained and result oriented efforts for seeking an amicable resolution of Siachen.

It was also agreed that the next round of talks on Siachen will be held in New Delhi on mutually convenient dates, to be fixed through diplomatic channels.

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