"We express our support to the people of India in the wake of the current wave of #COVID19 infections that has hit our region hard. On behalf of the people of Pakistan, I extend our heartfelt sympathies to the affected families in #India," Qureshi tweeted.
Pakistan PM Imran Khan extends support to India amid Covid-19 surge
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Pakistan PM Imran Khan extends support to India amid Covid-19 surge
ANI / Apr 24, 2021, 15:13 IST
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NEW DELHI: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday expressed his solidarity with the people of India amid the dangerous second wave of Covid-19, adding that we must fight this global challenge confronting humanity together . I want to express our solidarity with people of India as they battle a dangerous wave of #COVID19. Our prayers for speedy recovery go to all those suffering from pandemic in our neighbourhood and world, the Pakistan PM said in a tweet.
India assures Maldives on honouring commitment on supply of essentials
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This request was made when Foreign Minister of Maldives Abdulla Shahid met his Indian counterpart here. This was their 8th meeting since November 2018 when the government under President Solih took office in Maldives. This visit took place on the heels of EAM s visit to Maldives in February this year.
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar re-affirmed India s support for FMAS candidacy as the President of 76th UN General Assembly.
Maldives on Friday requested India for renewal of DGFT notifications regarding assured supply of essential commodities as per the bilateral trade agreement. India has assured that the commitment will be honoured.
"We will continue with our struggle for the restoration of Jammu and Kashmir s special status.. We do not accept your (government s) decision of revoking it," PDP president Mehbooba Mufti said at a party function.
SAARC reactivation, conflicts resolution urged for peace in South Asia
Islamabad
April 11, 2021
Islamabad : Expert while speaking at a webinar on Saturday urged the governments to reactivate the South Asia Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC) to curb the militancy and terrorisms, bilateral conflicts and transboundary challenges confronting the region because of climate change.
Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) is the flashpoint between the two nuclear states where violations of human rights are at their peak.
The panel of experts urged the non-democratic forces to give a chance to people to strengthen democracy and democratic institutions within their countries. Democracy ensures basic human rights that lead to peace in a society. But, unfortunately the hegemonic approaches and decision making of the governments have excluded the voices of the people. Only the vested interest prevails at the cost of human rights.