New Delhi: Days after Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif wrote to his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi expressing a desire to work with India, Modi too, has reciprocated the sentiment saying that he is looking forward to working with Pakistan.
Sharif held a bilateral meeting with Modi on May 27 on the sidelines of the Indian Prime Minister's swearing in ceremony in Delhi. After his visit to India, Sharif wrote a letter saying that he was satisfied with the meeting and looked forward to working with Modi in "harmony on all unsettled matters".
In a letter on June 2, Sharif said that the future of the poor was integrated with "our common economic destiny". "I look forward to working with you in harmony on all unsettled matters for the benefit of both nations. Hope that our endeavours will lay the foundation of a much brighter future," Sharif said.
"I must say that I have returned much satisfied with our meaningful exchange of thoughts on matters of bilateral and regional interest," Sharif wrote.
The letter by the Pakistani leader is seen as a positive development in the Indo-Pak ties, which for last one year have witnessed cold vibes due to the incidents along the Line of Control, including beheading of an Indian soldier by Pakistan troops.
However, this letter comes on a day when a major ceasefire violation from the Pakistani side was reported along the Line of Control.
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