Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi reiterated on Wednesday that Pakistan was dedicated to enhancing its members of the family with neighbouring nations for a rich South Asian place, said Radio Pakistan.
Addressing a conference on Strategic Stability in South Asia in Islamabad, he burdened that war resolution was the key to strategic balance within the vicinity.
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The overseas minister pointed out the abiding danger to peace and stability emanates from the Kashmir dispute which stays unresolved for about half of a century.
“Indian denial to the Kashmir proper of self-willpower and its blatant human rights violations have caused frustration among the Kashmiri youngsters. This is the motive the liberty struggle in occupied Kashmir has gained momentum and caught international attention,” Qureshi said.
The overseas minister stated, “What we are witnessing in Kashmir is the backlash of Indian atrocities inflicted on Kashmiris.”
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He said the resolution of the Kashmir dispute lied handiest in dialogue.
“Pakistan is a peace loving us of a. Our behavior as a nuclear weapon nation will stay defined through restraint and obligation. We will preserve credible minimum deterrence to ensure its country wide protection,” said Qureshi.
“Pakistan is adverse to conventional and unconventional palms race inside the place.”
However, Qureshi added, “India’s massive acquisition of traditional hands coupled with offensive posture poses hazard to regional peace and protection.”
The overseas minister made it genuinely clean that Pakistan became succesful to frustrate any misadventure.
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“Pakistan has shown it is ready to take concrete steps to ease tension and paintings for friendly members of the family with India with Kartarpur hall like tasks. Our neighbour (India) additionally needs to keep in mind that the handiest manner ahead is talk,” the foreign minister insisted.
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