US Wants India Pakistan to hold peaceful talks on kashmir, midst the persistent tensions, the United States of America pledged to facilitate constructive and amicable dialogues” between Pakistan and India regarding the Kashmir dispute, According to the statements provided by Matthew Miller, a spokesman for the United States State Department, the importance of any prospective dialogue between the two countries was emphasised.
Following his congratulatory message to newly elected Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued the aforementioned statement. Amid ongoing hostilities, Modi’s gesture suggests the possibility of a reconciliation in the diplomatic ties.
Miller emphasised the significance of Pakistan and India sustaining amicable relations during a news briefing on behalf of the United States administration, He emphasised, nonetheless, that the two nations should independently determine the nature and tempo of any discussions.
A diplomatic exchange of significance occurred between the neighbouring nations when Modi sent a congratulatory tweet to Prime Minister Shehbaz, Despite protracted hostilities, it indicated a possible transition towards diplomatic relations.
The US also promised to continue working with Pakistan to further their mutual interests when Shehbaz returned to his position as prime minister, But Miller reaffirmed the position of the United States regarding corruption and human rights abuses in Pakistan.
In response to the concerns voiced by veteran politician Javed Hashmi, the spokesperson stressed the importance of protecting the rights of all citizens, Despite the unclear path towards reconciliation, diplomatic statements and calls for discussion do provide hope for improved relations between Pakistan and India.
