Pakistan-India talks on Kartarpur Corridor remained positive: FO

LAHORE: Foreign Office Spokesman Dr Muhammad Faisal on Sunday said positive development has taken place during talks on Kartarpur Corridor between Pakistan and India.

Briefing media at Wagha, he said that consensus have been reached on eighty percent issues regarding  Kartarpur Corridor, whereas rest of the issues will also be resolved during future talks.

Dr Faisal said that specific details will be shared with the public after the agreement. He said that the purpose of opening the corridor is establishing peace.

The 60 per cent of the construction work of the building at Gurdwara Sahab Complex has been completed; the construction will be completed by November 2019.

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The first meeting on the Kartarpur corridor was held on 14th March.

PM Khan had laid the foundation stone of Kartarpur Corridor to link Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Pakistan with India’s Gurdaspur district, on Nov 28, 2018.

Former Indian cricketer and member of Punjab cabinet Navjot Singh Sidhu and other Indian ministers were also present at the occasion,

A group of Indian journalists and international media were also in attendance to cover the unprecedented event.