Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Pakistan PM Open to Dialogue with India, Discusses UK Relations
Pakistan's Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, said he wants to talk with India to solve problems.
He was speaking to the British High Commissioner.
He thanked the UK for helping to calm tensions between Pakistan and India in the past.
India has said they will only talk if Pakistan returns the part of Kashmir it controls and deals with terrorism.
The Prime Minister also welcomed the UK restarting flights from Pakistan, which will help people traveling between the two countries.
They also talked about ways to improve relations between Pakistan and the UK.
Pakistan's PM expressed willingness for 'meaningful dialogue' with India.
The Prime Minister spoke with the British High Commissioner about bilateral relations.
The UK's role in de-escalating tensions was appreciated by Pakistan.
India has stated it will only discuss the return of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and terrorism.
The UK government resumed PIA flights to and from the UK.
- Who
- Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and British High Commissioner Jane Marriott.
- What
- Pakistan expressed willingness for dialogue with India.
- When
- Discussions happened between the Pakistan PM and the British High Commissioner.
- Where
- In Pakistan
- Why
- To address outstanding issues between Pakistan and India and discuss bilateral relations.
Pakistan's Stance
India's Position
Dialogue Conditions
Pakistan's Stance
Willingness for dialogue to resolve all issues.
India's Position
Limited, conditional dialogue focusing on specific issues.
- Country
- Pakistan
- Dialogue Offer
- Pakistan willing for 'meaningful dialogue' with India
- Meeting Participants
- Pakistan PM and British High Commissioner
- Airline Flights
- UK resumed PIA flights
- India's Stance
- Dialogue only on PoK and Terrorism