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APP Pakistan

Published Date: Nov 22, 2013

Donation to PM’s Fund for Affectees of Earthquake in Balochistan

Indian High Commissioner to Pakistan TCA Raghavan said Friday his country was striving to establish mutually beneficial relations with all developed as well as developing countries as the shared destiny of South Asian nations require measures for regional integration. Speaking at a lecture on ‘Trends in India-Pakistan Relations’ at the Sustainable Development Policy Institute, Pakistan (SDPI), Raghavan said that there was a need for a process-based approach to take the agenda of India-Pakistan relations forward in a positive way.

Raghavan
said positive developments have occurred at a higher frequency over the
last few years with regards to India-Pakistan dialogue and engagement.
However,one
should also qualify that despite certain setbacks state-level
engagement has continued throughout the shared history of the two
countries in the post-partition period leading to a number of agreements
and treaties.
The modern age marked by globalization has led to avenues that can help in improving India-Pakistan relations.
The
agenda for easier mobility of people, capital and trade can go a long
way in preventing conflicts  between India and Pakistan.
Raghavan
said that it is also important to dispel the notion that positive
developments occurred historically have not been significant in
improving the relations between India and Pakistan.
The Ambassador appreciated the positive changes in Pakistan over the last decade, such as growth of media and strengthening of institutions that can help in fostering democratic norms in Pakistan.
New trends have started to emerge in the global arena.These new trends,which include the rise of interaction through popular social media, cyber threats from an increasingly connected web-world and rising global demand for energy and play an important role in foreign policy making the world over today.
Raghavan acknowledged the need for increased people to people interaction between India and Pakistan.Even though the visa regime remains cumbersome,it has become far more relaxed over the last few years.
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