Pak, India in touch to finalize date for foreign secretaries meeting    ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Indian are in contact with each other to finalize the date of meeting between Foreign Secretaries, Foreign Office said Thursday.

 In a weekly briefing Foreign Office Spokesman Qazi Khalilullah said, Pakistan condemned terrorism in all its forms and manifestations and favoured a cooperative approach to eliminate the menace from its soil and the region. In response to a question about the joint statement issued during French president’s visit to India that urged only Pakistan to expedite Mumbai trial, the Spokesman said terrorism was not only India’s problem but also of Pakistan, region and the world. The Spokesman said Pakistan had rendered enormous sacrifices while combating terrorism to make the world a safer and better place to live. “Our sacrifices have been appreciated by the international community.” He said it was important to do away with unsubstantiated allegations as it undermined the efforts against terrorism. “We wish India to share the investigation into the Samjhota Express tragedy and expect it to share the report in this regard,” he said. At present operation Zarb-e-Azb is being recognized as the biggest counter terror offensive being conducted against terrorism by a single country in the world, he said. The spokesman added that it would continue till the target is achieved.

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