Ahsan Premee
Associated Press Service
India Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said in his meeting with Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari "on all bilateral issues were discussed in a friendly manner" and that the results are "very satisfied".
Between the two leaders met in New Delhi on Sunday, Mr. Singh's official residence, which lasted about half an hour.
After separation of the talks in a joint press conference with Mr Zardari and Indian Prime Minister said that bilateral relations between both countries' desire to return to normal.
Many among us (outstanding) issues and all of them viable and sustainable solutions are in order to committed.
This is the message that I would like to and President Zardari.
Indian Prime Minister said that Mr Zardari and invited him to his country supported both nations agreed to consider placing them on the history of Pakistan would be happy to visit.
On this occasion President Zardari said he expressed their views with Mr. Singh discussed bilateral issues productive.
India and Pakistan are neighbors, we (Pakistan) are interested in better ties with India.
President Asif Ali Zardari said, "We have discussed all bilateral issues constructive.
India and Pakistan are neighbors and we would like will between us better relations.
We have discussed the all subject on which could have.
President Zardari said: "I hope that my next meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will soon be in Pakistan.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said: "Although President Zardari on private visit to India, but in the trip, taking advantage of them is the most important bilateral issues discussed.
I am very satisfied with the outcome of negotiations. India and Pak relations should be 'normal'. Many problems between us, and we are willing to solve them.
Earlier, President Asif Ali Zardari arrived in Delhi with a large caravan at the Delhi's Palam Airport to welcome India's Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal was present.
Although President Zardari visited the shrine Khwaja Moin Uddin Chishti in Ajmer, a day for private visit to India, but Prime Minister also invited them to lunch.
Analysts say that hope is not a policy nor hopelessness, such as India and Pakistan can be said about.
In the past few days has proved just how can be can be sensitive relations between the two countries. Though India has welcomed the visit of President Asif Ali Zardari, the Pakistani president in the last seven years by India's first private visit.
However, President Asif Ali Zardari, the Indian media about his visit was very exciting. According Indian media Pakistani president to end discrimination against the trade, petroleum exports, and facilitate easy delivery of visas should be by measures to complemented.
According to Indian newspaper The Indian Express, India and Pakistan led by President Asif Ali Zardari for the first time in decades a remarkable observation about are economic cooperation.
Indian prime minister to visit all the reasons that he welcomed Pakistani President and to improve relations between the two countries to focus on initiatives.
Indian analysts also say they understand that President Zardari's visit after the Indian prime minister should visit to Pakistan.
According to him, Manmohan Singh, the President should reach the same speed and are equally willing to step up the speed limit and President Zardari are ready to go.
Meanwhile, other analysts see the President Zardari decision to go to Ajmer Sharif in this difficult time has many signs.
According to them it is clear that Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, Pakistan and India to Ajmer Sharif's bitter history of 'imagination a step is selected.
The complex relations between both countries.
According to some experts, Pakistan and India with a clear change in policy to obey Pakistani army, strengthened and enlightened political leadership is needed foreign ministers'. But currently that would can not see anything.
Governments of both countries are so weak that any of them would not go by based on confidence building measures. Their President Zardari tour in this direction can be described as a small step.
Associated Press Service
India Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said in his meeting with Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari "on all bilateral issues were discussed in a friendly manner" and that the results are "very satisfied".
Between the two leaders met in New Delhi on Sunday, Mr. Singh's official residence, which lasted about half an hour.
After separation of the talks in a joint press conference with Mr Zardari and Indian Prime Minister said that bilateral relations between both countries' desire to return to normal.
Many among us (outstanding) issues and all of them viable and sustainable solutions are in order to committed.
This is the message that I would like to and President Zardari.
Indian Prime Minister said that Mr Zardari and invited him to his country supported both nations agreed to consider placing them on the history of Pakistan would be happy to visit.
On this occasion President Zardari said he expressed their views with Mr. Singh discussed bilateral issues productive.
India and Pakistan are neighbors, we (Pakistan) are interested in better ties with India.
President Asif Ali Zardari said, "We have discussed all bilateral issues constructive.
India and Pakistan are neighbors and we would like will between us better relations.
We have discussed the all subject on which could have.
President Zardari said: "I hope that my next meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will soon be in Pakistan.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said: "Although President Zardari on private visit to India, but in the trip, taking advantage of them is the most important bilateral issues discussed.
I am very satisfied with the outcome of negotiations. India and Pak relations should be 'normal'. Many problems between us, and we are willing to solve them.
Earlier, President Asif Ali Zardari arrived in Delhi with a large caravan at the Delhi's Palam Airport to welcome India's Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal was present.
Although President Zardari visited the shrine Khwaja Moin Uddin Chishti in Ajmer, a day for private visit to India, but Prime Minister also invited them to lunch.
Analysts say that hope is not a policy nor hopelessness, such as India and Pakistan can be said about.
In the past few days has proved just how can be can be sensitive relations between the two countries. Though India has welcomed the visit of President Asif Ali Zardari, the Pakistani president in the last seven years by India's first private visit.
However, President Asif Ali Zardari, the Indian media about his visit was very exciting. According Indian media Pakistani president to end discrimination against the trade, petroleum exports, and facilitate easy delivery of visas should be by measures to complemented.
According to Indian newspaper The Indian Express, India and Pakistan led by President Asif Ali Zardari for the first time in decades a remarkable observation about are economic cooperation.
Indian prime minister to visit all the reasons that he welcomed Pakistani President and to improve relations between the two countries to focus on initiatives.
Indian analysts also say they understand that President Zardari's visit after the Indian prime minister should visit to Pakistan.
According to him, Manmohan Singh, the President should reach the same speed and are equally willing to step up the speed limit and President Zardari are ready to go.
Meanwhile, other analysts see the President Zardari decision to go to Ajmer Sharif in this difficult time has many signs.
According to them it is clear that Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, Pakistan and India to Ajmer Sharif's bitter history of 'imagination a step is selected.
The complex relations between both countries.
According to some experts, Pakistan and India with a clear change in policy to obey Pakistani army, strengthened and enlightened political leadership is needed foreign ministers'. But currently that would can not see anything.
Governments of both countries are so weak that any of them would not go by based on confidence building measures. Their President Zardari tour in this direction can be described as a small step.