PM Nawaz felicitates Modi on India's Independence Day
- By Web Desk -
- Aug 15, 2015
According to a press release issued by Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif conveyed his felicitations to the Indian government and its people on their independence day.
He added that the promotion of friendly, cooperative and good neighborly relations between the two South Asian countries is important for peace in the region.
The Pakistani premier says that the people of Pakistan hope to resolve all the outstanding issues between the two countries through comprehensive dialogue and guide a new era of trust and cooperation.
Earlier, Indian Premier Modi had greeted Pakistan on its Independence Day on August 14.
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