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Dawn.com Published April 11, 2013
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President Asif Ali Zardari.—File Photo

ISLAMABAD: President Asif Ali Zardari said on Thursday that Pakistan greatly values its relations with America in a meeting with the US Ambassador Richard Olson in Islamabad, DawnNews reported.

During the US ambassador’s visit, Pak-US relations and the security situation in Afghanistan were discussed in detail.

The US ambassador said that bilateral cooperation with Pakistan in various fields will continue as it is. He also briefed the president on the strategic dialogue to take place between the two countries in future.

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Husain Jan
Apr 12, 2013 05:51am
Since election process has already begun in the country it would be better if the officials from US, UK or any other country avoids meetings with president or leaders of political parties. This is necessary to ensure that their meetings are not considered as interference in election process. They can meet the elected representatives after few months.
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