New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi had respond to the letter of Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and said that he is looking forward to working closely to him and his government in an atmosphere free from confrontation and violence.
Indian Pm had thanked Sharif for his letter and write that he was, “particularly delighted and honoured” by his participation in the swearing-in ceremony of his government in New Delhi on May 26.
Modi wrote, “Your presence and that of other leaders from our region not only added a special sheen to the event, but also a celebration of the strength of democracy in our region and a reflection of our collective hopes and shared destinies.”
Modi also said to Pakistan that he was “encouraged by our discussions on our bilateral relations and the convergence in our views, especially on the fact that a relationship between India and Pakistan defined by peace, friendship and cooperation would unleash enormous opportunities for our youth, secure a more prosperous future for our people and accelerate progress across our region.”
Modi also condemned the recent terror attack at the Karachi airport and thanked the Pakistan PM for the sari that he sent for his mother by the letter.
Bureau Report
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