Dar, Miliband discuss Indus Waters Treaty
ISLAMABAD: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister (DPM/FM), Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, currently visiting the United Kingdom, held delegation-level talks with British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband in London on Thursday. The two sides reviewed the full spectrum of Pakistan-United Kingdom bilateral relations and agreed to establish a structured mechanism for formal talks between the two…
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar met with British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband in London on Thursday. They reviewed the full range of Pakistan-United Kingdom bilateral relations and agreed to establish a formal mechanism for regular talks between the foreign ministries to strengthen ties. The ministers discussed regional and international developments, including the situation in the Middle East and Pakistan's mediation efforts there.
They also addressed India's violations of the Indus Waters Treaty and the terrorist threat from Afghanistan. Dar emphasized the importance of upholding international law and treaty commitments. The two ministers recognized the Pakistani diaspora's role in enhancing ties between the two nations. On the same day, Dar met with British National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell to discuss security developments in South Asia, the Middle East, and Afghanistan, as well as Pakistan-UK cooperation in counterterrorism and security.
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