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Talks with Pak will begin new chapter of peace: Sushma
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External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Monday expressed hope that the renewed dialogue between India and Pakistan would open a new chapter of peace and development in the region.
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New Delhi : External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Monday expressed hope that the renewed dialogue between India and Pakistan would open a new chapter of peace and development in the region.
Making a statement on her visit to Pakistan in both Houses of Parliament, Swaraj said it was decided that a "Comprehensive Bilateral Dialogue" will start and foreign secretaries of the two countries will work out the modalities under the "new dialogue".
"The new dialogue, we sincerely hope, marks a new beginning also for peace and development in the whole region," she said.
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