The government of Pakistan has received a positive response from India after they extended an offer to resolve reconcilable problems between the two countries on Thursday.
In a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier this month, Prime Minister Imran Khan congratulated him on his second term as the prime minister of India following general elections.
Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi had also written a letter to his Indian counterpart Subrahmanyam Jaishankar congratulating him on assuming office.
PM Imran had written that Pakistan desires the resolution of all problems, including that of the disputed Kashmir region.
According to sources, Pakistan had offered talks on the resolution of all problems, including that of the disputed Kashmir region. In response, Indian PM Modi and his foreign minister in their letters responded positively on the proposal for peace talks with Pakistan.
The letters stated that India was ready to hold a comprehensive and concrete dialogue between the two countries, sources added.
Sources further said the letter states that India wants a relationship with all the countries of the region along with peace and development in the region.
The letter adds that India has always preferred the development of the people and that this effort has also been appreciated by Pakistan.
Furthermore, the letter states that India is ready to hold discussion with Pakistan and other countries, with a special focus on terrorism in negotiations.
Sources added PM Imran and Qureshi will soon respond to the letter from their counterparts.
