Pakistan’s PM Imran Khan told Indian counterpart Narendra Modi in a phone call that both states should work together for ‘betterment” of their people. It comes after a crisis in February almost saw the nuclear powers go to war.
During his talk with Modi, Khan wished for India and Pakistan to strive for “peace, progress and prosperity” in the region, Pakistan’s foreign ministry spokesperson, Mohammad Faisal said.
Faisal added that Khan “expressed desire for both countries to work together for betterment of their peoples.”
The leaders spoke several days after Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won the general election, retaining a strong majority in the parliament’s lower house.
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Pakistan’s PM vows to work together with India’s Modi, after states nearly went to war in February
Pakistan’s PM vows to work together with India’s Modi, after states nearly went to war in February
