The Christian Post > World|Thu, Jul. 28 2011 12:17 AM EDT
In a milestone meeting on Wednesday, the Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan pledged to jointly increase and improve bilateral relations.
The two-and-a-half hour meeting, which was the first meeting between the two nuclear rivals since peace talks resumed this year following a 2008 bombing of Mumbai by Pakistani militants, proved to be a successful starting point for the two historically opposed nations.
Following the meeting, India's youngest ever and first female Foreign Minister, Hina Rabbani Khar said, "This is indeed a new era of bilateral cooperation between the two countries."
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... in a turn of events, the two leaders came together and agreed to work in cooperation to fight terrorism, boost bilateral trade, and increase tourism between the two countries.
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