Pakistan sincere in talks with India: Jamali

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ISLAMABAD, April 27: Prime Minister Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali has said that Pakistan is sincere in holding talks with India to resolve all outstanding issues, including the core issue of Kashmir.

In an interview telecast by the PTV on Tuesday, he said both the countries had started people-to-people contacts by holding sports contests and restoring train, road and air links.

He said Pakistan was a front-line state as far as terrorism was concerned. "Terrorism is rampant all over the world, even Pakistan is affected by it," he said. He vowed to eliminate terrorism. -APP

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