Modi phones Sharif, conveys Ramadan greetings

NEW DELHI (Web Desk) – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Premier Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday and discusses matter of mutual interest.

The call lasted for five minutes and Modi greeted Nawaz on holy month of Ramzan. Both Leaders discussed bilateral relations in details.

According to a statement issued by PM Office, Indian premier called Nawaz and both the leaders spoke for five minutes on different issues of bilateral importance.

Modi also called Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Modi also announced to “release detained Pakistani fishermen on this pious occasion”.

“The fishermen released will be able to be with their families to observe this blessed month (Ramazan),” said Modi on his Twitter account.
Modi told Nawaz that he wants to establish cordial relations with Pakistan.

Nawaz replied saying that both the countries should try to resolve their grievances and work to build a peaceful environment so that people on both sides of the border remember their leadership in good words.

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