We want dialogues, but not on Indian terms: Sartaj Aziz

ISLAMABAD (92 News) – Advisor on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz has said that Pakistan wants to hold dialogues with India over all issues, including Kashmir and water, but not on Indian terms. Speaking at a meeting of education experts of SAARC countries on Monday, he said: “We want to keep the environment tension-free even though there is no friendship with India.” He said that some people are unhappy with the China Pakistan Economic Corridor project, but there is no threat to it. He said that they had written a letter to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) over the Burma issue. Sartaj Aziz said the meeting of the OIC foreign ministers will discuss the situation in Yemen and its dispute with Saudi Arabia besides the Rohingya Muslims issue in Jeddah. He said that the vote bank of political parties increases by issuing anti-Pakistan statements in India. “Dangers are increasing between Pakistan and India and the international community should take notice of it,” he said.