Pakistan will extend its “full political, moral and diplomatic support” to Kashmiri people, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said today and underlined the need to resolve the Kashmir issue through negotiations.
Gilani made the remarks while addressing a session of the Council of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir that was held in Islamabad to approve the body’s budget for 2011-12.
Pakistan and India “stood at the crossroad of history,” he said.
The government and people of Pakistan will “always stand by their Kashmiri brethren in their quest for self-determination” and continue to extend their “full political, moral and diplomatic support” to them, he said.
“The Kashmir cause was close to the hearts of every Pakistani and their commitment to their cause of self-determination was unwavering,” he said.
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