Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan has said and expressed hope of establishing a “civilised relationship” with New Delhi after the Lok Sabha elections are over.
Adding that Pakistan’s relationship with India remains the “only problem” for peace and stability in the region,
Unless there is peace and stability in the region, economic prosperity is difficult for Pakistan, and that is what right now the Pakistan government is working on, Khan who is in China to take part in the 2nd Belt and Road Forum, (BRF) said while addressing China International Cultural Communication Centre here on Friday.
Khan said Pakistan hopes that the political solution in Afghanistan will succeed and the war-ravaged country attains stability.
“Whatever happens in Afghanistan affects Pakistan’s bordering areas. So we are working for a peaceful region. We have decent relationship with Iran and we are trying to strengthen them,” he was quoted as saying by state-run APP news agency.
“The only problem right now is our relationship with India. But we are hoping that after the Indian elections, we will again hope to have a civilized relationship with India too,” he said.
