ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office maintained a strategic distance from on Thursday providing for its response to charges leveled by friendly Afghan President Hamid Karzai against Pakistan and said the legislature anticipated working with new President Ashraf Ghani.
"There will be another government in Afghanistan quickly and we anticipate working with them nearly," representative Tasnim Aslam said at FO's week by week news preparation.
The remark gave off an impression of being an endeavor to put the caustic past behind in ties with Afghanistan as the political move in Kabul gets under way.
In his goodbye discourse, Mr Karzai said he had gone to Pakistan 20 times trying to achieve an arranged settlement with Taliban, however his exertions were defeated. He blamed Pakistan for attempting to control Afghanistan's outside arrangement.
Affirmations and counter-claims, in light of profound established doubt between the two nations, are not new.
Be that as it may, with new government undertaking Monday Pakistan means to utilize the chance to turn the page in ties.
"Pakistan and Afghanistan are neighbors. We confront normal difficulties and we need to face them and discover answers for them mutually through cooperation," the representative said.
Pakistan will utilize its contacts with the new government to endeavor to reconstruct the frayed "two-sided relations and resolution the issues of asylums of terrorists inside Afghanistan and cross-outskirt assaults".
INDIA: The FO representative affirmed that there was no arranged gathering between Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his Indian partner Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly session in New York. "We have not looked for a gathering and we have not gotten any solicitation," she included.
The two nations looked near a rapprochement after a year and a large portion of fringe strains, which severely strained their strained relationship, when Prime Minister Sharif went by Delhi for going to the promise taking function of Mr Modi.
In their gathering, the two pioneers had conceded to a gathering of the remote secretaries for which a date was additionally altered later. Anyhow days before the arranged Aug 25 gathering of the secretaries in Islamabad, India scratched off it on the appearance that the Pakistani high chief in New Delhi had met Kashmiri Hurriyat pioneers.
About any proposal for reconvening the drop meeting, the representative said: "We didn't wipe out the discussions so it is dependent upon India now to demonstrate how it needs to continue."
She said Pakistan would concentrate on debate between the two nations, including the center issue of Jammu and Kashmir, so that a serene result could be found through dialog. "Our exertions are not needing at all."
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