A prominent Pakistani official stated that Pakistan is prepared to initiate a comprehensive dialogue with India to address all unresolved matters, notably including the Kashmir issue. The Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, made it clear that Pakistan seeks a dialogue conducted with mutual respect. This follows India’s stated position that it will only discuss Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and terrorism. In a related development, the Indian government shared details about potential flooding in Pakistan through its High Commission in Islamabad, emphasizing the humanitarian nature of the communication. Pakistan is currently bracing for expected heavy rains and potential floods. The severe weather forecast raises concerns about the risk of more flooding, landslides, and crop losses, as the nation continues to grapple with the effects of severe monsoon seasons. The 2022 floods resulted in significant casualties, displacement, and substantial economic setbacks.
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