After having invested “great deals” of energy and money in generating hostility against each other, India and Pakistan should now build trust to a level that allows them to resolve disputes and the “core issue” of Kashmir, Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar said on Wednesday.
“We invested great deals of energy, time, effort and money to build hostility against each other. Instead if we adopt a road whereby, through the dialogue process, we can build trust to a level that we can solve these disputes between the two countries, (including) the core issue of Jammu and Kashmir, that might be a better way to go,” she said.
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