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Dated: 2012-05-12
In an interview to British TV, PM Gilani said Pakistan wanted political solution of Afghanistan. Afghan people should have the right to decide their own fate, he added.
Gilani said as per the Pakistani rule of law, foreigners cannot move freely in the country without the permission of the interior ministry. The prime minister added Pakistan did not want to restrict relations to the US only.
Later, Prime Minister Gilani and British Defence Secretary Philip Hanmmond discussed several issues including Afghanistan situation, joint efforts for peace and cooperation in defence sector. Enhancement of present cooperation in defence sector between both countries was discussed during the meeting.
The Prime Minister said that Pakistan wants a peaceful and stable Afghanistan and political reconciliation there. He said that talks were being held with positive gestures regarding resumption of NATO supply.
He said that military action was not a solution to any problem while Pakistan will not accept any additional condition.
The British Defence Secretary Philip Hanmmond said that Taliban should leave weapons and come to the dialogue.
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