Pakistan wants a result-oriented dialogue with India on all issues including Jammu and Kashmir, a top Pakistani official said on Friday.
Sartaj Aziz, advisor to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on national security and foreign affairs, made the comment in Kuala Lumpur where he is attending the 22nd Ministerial Meeting of the ASEAN Regional Forum.
The News quoted him as saying that Pakistan wanted to hold a result-oriented dialogue with India "on all issues of mutual concern including the important issue of Kashmir".
He added that Pakistan pursued a policy of good-neighbourly relations.
Aziz also sought support from all ASEAN members regarding a Full Dialogue Partnership for Pakistan.
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