India and Pakistan to meet at Asia summit

Indian and Pakistani foreign ministers are to sit at the same table for the first time since the two countries came close to war.

India and Pakistan to meet at Asia summit
Wed, 02 Jan, 2002 - 13:13

Indian and Pakistani foreign ministers are to sit at the same table for the first time since the two countries came close to war.

Pakistani foreign minister Abdul Sattar and his Indian counterpart, Jaswant Singh, will meet today and tomorrow.

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