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Foreign Secys. meet possible: Pak.
By B. Muralidhar Reddy
ISLAMABAD, JULY 26. Pakistan says there is ``good possibility''
of a meeting between the Foreign Secretaries of Pakistan and
India on the sidelines of August 9-10 SAARC official-level
conference, due in Colombo.
``There is a likelihood of such a meeting,'' the Foreign Office
spokesman, Mr. Riaz Muhammad Khan, said in response to a question
at a news conference. Such meetings had been taking place in the
past as well.
``If the meeting takes place, surely there would not be any big
deal of substantial discussions,'' he said, adding that the focus
in such a meeting would be on ``how to carry forward the process
of dialogue.''
However, in response to another question, he said, ``of course,
Kashmir will be on the top of agenda if discussions take place.''
In a related development, the Pakistan President, Gen. Pervez
Musharraf, presided over a high-level meeting with the Service
Chiefs at the Naval Headquarters here. All the three Chiefs took
part in the deliberations of the meeting that lasted an hour.
An official statement said the meeting focussed on national
issues, particularly on those concerning security and defence.
Gen. Musharraf's recent visit to India and the Agra summit also
came up for discussion. No details of the discussion are
available.
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