Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has stressed on having cordial relations with all neighbouring countries, including Afghanistan, Iran and India.
He also directed the Foreign Office to formulate a strategy for a comprehensive dialogue with India.
Sharif shared his vision of having a positive environment in the region and gave specific directions to deal with different areas during his visit to the FO to get an in-depth briefing on foreign policy.
According to the Daily Times, he also emphasised on the promotion of trade and pursuit of economic diplomacy.
He also called for pursuing policies that will help strengthen Pakistan's relations with neighbouring countries, advance national development goals and enhance the country's international stature, the report added.
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