US not involved in zero-sum game, says Biden

UNITED NATIONS: US Vice President Joe Biden said on Friday that his nation was not included in a "zero-total diversion" with Pakistan yet in a long haul, multi-reason relationship. 

After short comments to the media, Mr Biden and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had two sets of gathering. In the first and foremost, 30 minutes reaching, they were aided by their senior assistants. At that point they likewise had a balanced gathering as the helpers turned out. 

Conversing with columnists, Mr Biden said the United States additionally admired Pakistan's commitment to the UN peace-keeping strengths. 

Mr Biden led a peace-keeping summit meeting at the UN on Thursday, which Mr Sharif additionally went to. 

"We made genuine advancement and Pakistan indicated authority, which it generally has on peace-keeping," Mr Biden said. 

He noted that the US and Pakistan were close partners who imparted "colossal common investment". 

The two nations were "striving together to battle terrorism, to accommodate flourishing for individuals, stretch exchange opportunities and access to instruction," he said. "There is an incredible arrangement that our nations can do together, reciprocally and universal." 

The US, he said, had an incredible enthusiasm toward Pakistan's prosperity. "This is not an unique little something of a zero-aggregate diversion. 

The better you do, the more content we are. The better you do, the all the more better-off the United States is," he said. 

Mr Biden likewise passed on the Obama organization's backing for the chose government in Pakistan, saying PM Sharif's prosperity as an equitably chosen pioneer of Pakistan might have been, "extremely paramount". 

The Special US Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, Dan Feldman, Special Adviser to the PM on National Security and Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz and Pakistan's Ambassador to the US Jalil Abbas Jilani went to the initially meeting. 

Mr Biden and Prime Minister Sharif were situated alongside one another, grinning extensively. 

Mr Sharif likewise talked quickly to the media, saying that he had an exceptionally valuable gathering with Mr Biden when he went by Washington a year ago. 

"The respective relations have enhanced further. I am anticipating valuable talks again today," he said. 

Noting that there were a considerable measure of advancements occurring everywhere throughout the world, Mr Sharif said there was a need to trade sees on diverse subjects and how "we can develop arrangements on these issues". 

He didn't distinguish the issues.