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Pak Foreign Minister says govt will not compromise with terrorists
Karachi News.Net
Saturday 3rd May, 2008 (ANI)
Islamabad, May 3 : Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi on Saturday said that terrorists are enemies of Pakistan and peace, adding that the government wouldn't compromise on the terrorism issue.
Japan would provide 479 million dollars soft loan to Pakistan, Qureshi told reporters while addressing a joint news conference with visiting Japanese Foreign Minister Masahiko Komura.
Earlier, Komura called on President Pervez Musharraf at presidential camp office in Rawalpindi.
Komura and Musharraf agreed to boost bilateral relations and also exchanged views over regional and international issues.
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05-03-08, 09:05 PM |
Pak Foreign Minister says govt will not compromise with terrorists
Compromise with terrorists? How stupid and cowardly is that!? Terrorist need killing not compromise. It is only justice to give them the same treatment they offer everyone else.
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