Pakistan, India agree on some technical points of Kartarpur Corridor

LAHORE – The meeting between technical experts of Pakistan and India was held at the Zero Point of the Kartarpur Corridor, the Radio Pakistan reported on Tuesday.

The meeting was held in a positive and constructive environment.

Both sides jointly surveyed the coordinates of the Zero Point and discussed the technical details, including Finished Road Level, High Flood level and others.

The two sides agreed on some technical aspects and expressed hope to finalize the other modalities at the earliest.

The next meeting on operationalization of the Corridor will be held at Wagah on the second of next month.

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On Tuesday, Prime Minister Imran Khan chaired a meeting in Islamabad to review progress on development work at Kartarpur Corridor.

The prime minister was given a detailed briefing by Frontier Works Organization on the work undertaken so far.

According to the Information Minister Chaudhry Fawad Hussain, the meeting decided not to construct buildings on a piece of 30-acre land which was used by Baba Guru Nanak for cultivation, out of his respect. The request for keeping this area preserved was made by Novjot Singh Sidhu in a letter to the government of Pakistan.

He said a road of 6.8 kilometres will be constructed in the corridor to facilitate the Sikh pilgrims coming to visit the shrine.

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