Pakistan-India talks on Sir Creek today

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Pakistan-India talks on Sir Creek today

June 18, 2012

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Pakistan-India negotiations on Sir Creek issue will start from Monday (today) in Indian capital New Delhi. The Pakistani delegation had to face some problems at Lahore airport on Saturday when Delhi-bound flight PK-207 was cancelled due to technical reasons. The delegation had to stay at Lahore for the flight.
The nominated Pakistani High Commissioner to India Salman Bashir had to travel by the same flight, now he will leave for India on June 20.