ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and India will hold two-day talks from March 28 in New Delhi, foreign office in Islamabad said.
The foreign office spokesman here in a briefing said on Thursday that the trade secretaries of the two neighboring countries will meet in April.
The spokesman said Pakistan wants to talk India with an open mind.
The spokesman condemned sacrilege of holy Quran in United States and said such incidents endanger peace.
The foreign office spokesman here in a briefing said on Thursday that the trade secretaries of the two neighboring countries will meet in April.
The spokesman said Pakistan wants to talk India with an open mind.
The spokesman condemned sacrilege of holy Quran in United States and said such incidents endanger peace.
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