Sustained dialogue can lead to better Indo-Pakistan relations: National Conference

JAMMU: Ruling National Conference (NC) today said that India and Pakistan must get into a sustained dialogue for better relations between the two countries as the improved Indo-Pak relations only can ensure stability in the sub-continent.

"India and Pakistan must get into a sustained dialogue for better relations between the two countries because the improved Indo-Pak relations only can ensure stability in this sub-continent," Devender Singh Rana, political advisor to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, said while addressing a meeting at Nagrota and Tada here.

Rana said the improved Indo-Pak relations are most beneficial for the people of Jammu and Kashmir, particularly those staying in the border areas and this he said can be achieved by a consistent and sincere dialogue process.

He said more trade routes must be opened between the two sides of Kashmir and the people to people contact must be promoted along with cultural, educational and economic exchange.