Islamabad, Oct 24: Promising to consider the latest Indian peace package "seriously" and "cautiously," Pakistan has said that it has not given any "negative" reaction to any of the 12 proposals.
"We have noted the proposals which were announced by the Indian external affairs minister and each of these proposals will have to be considered very seriously and very cautiously," Pakistan foreign office spokesman Masood Khan told a private news channel in an interview.
"We did not demonstrate any negative reaction," he said adding that the proposals suggested talks between India and Pakistan.
"It is quite obvious that these talks can be held only when the two countries sit together," he said.
Khan said that the Indian government insists on holding talks and consultation only on these proposals. "We are ready for that and we have always been ready for that but at the same time we also say that negotiations should be held between Pakistan and India".
"There should be composite dialogue and both the countries must discuss all the matters".
Bureau Report
