Pakistan accuses India after cancelling summit

Pakistan has postponed indefinitely a seven nation South Asian summit it was to host next month because rival neighbour India refused to confirm that it would attend.

Pakistan accuses India after cancelling summit
Mon, 09 Dec, 2002 - 13:14

Pakistan has postponed indefinitely a seven nation South Asian summit it was to host next month because rival neighbour India refused to confirm that it would attend.

Participation of all seven members of the South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation, or SAARC, is compulsory for the January 11-13 summit to take place in Islamabad.

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