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‘Pak airspace being used for Nato supplies: Munter
Pak-US ties to improve soon
Staff Reporter
Islamabad—United States Ambassador to Pakistan Cameron Munter on Thursday revealed that supplies for the Nato forces active in neighbouring Afghanistan were still continuing through Pakistan’s air space.
Speaking to journalists here after attending a ceremony, Munter stressed the need for continuing talks between the US and Pakistan and said dialogue is necessary to resolve issues.
He expressed the hope that the ties between the two allies, which got strained after the Nato attack, would normalise soon.
Munter said that the US needs its allies’ help for sustainable peace in Afghanistan. Peace would return to Afghanistan with the help of Pakistan and the US, he added.
He further said that the US was assisting Pakistan in coping with its energy crisis.
Munter said there needs to be a mechanism in place to stop future attack such as the one on the Salala check posts in Mohmand Agency. The US Ambassador reiterated that the attack was not pre-planned and was unintentional.
He said that the US assists Pakistan in coping with its energy crisis and given million of dollars in the shape of aid.
Pak-US ties to improve soon
Staff Reporter
Islamabad—United States Ambassador to Pakistan Cameron Munter on Thursday revealed that supplies for the Nato forces active in neighbouring Afghanistan were still continuing through Pakistan’s air space.
Speaking to journalists here after attending a ceremony, Munter stressed the need for continuing talks between the US and Pakistan and said dialogue is necessary to resolve issues.
He expressed the hope that the ties between the two allies, which got strained after the Nato attack, would normalise soon.
Munter said that the US needs its allies’ help for sustainable peace in Afghanistan. Peace would return to Afghanistan with the help of Pakistan and the US, he added.
He further said that the US was assisting Pakistan in coping with its energy crisis.
Munter said there needs to be a mechanism in place to stop future attack such as the one on the Salala check posts in Mohmand Agency. The US Ambassador reiterated that the attack was not pre-planned and was unintentional.
He said that the US assists Pakistan in coping with its energy crisis and given million of dollars in the shape of aid.