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 GEO Pakistan
 PM says committed to promote partnership with US
 Updated at: 0146 PST,  Thursday, December 17, 2009
PM says committed to promote partnership with US ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Wednesday reiterated the Government of Pakistan’s resolve to promote long-term strategic partnership with the United States.

“It is our desire to engage closely with the US with a view to enhance cooperation for the achievement of common objectives”, Prime Minister Gilani said while talking to the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Michael Mullen who called on him here at the PM House on Wednesday evening.

During the meeting Chief of Army Staff, General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani assisted the Prime Minister.

Talking about the ongoing military operation against the militants, the Prime Minister said that “this is our own war and every effort would be made to eliminate this menace”.

He said that Pakistan would continue to engage with the US and international community in developing a pragmatic and effective approach to address the issues that have endangered security and stability in the region as a whole.

The Prime Minister said that drone attacks in Balochistan would be highly counter-productive and would affect Government of Pakistan’s efforts to confront the challenge of terrorism.

The Prime Minister said that pledges made during the FODP meeting should be fulfilled without any delay to enable Pakistan fight the militancy effectively.

He further said that Pakistan expects the US for timely reimbursement of its claims on account of coalition support fund.

Admiral Michael Mullen informed the Prime Minister that US desires good relations with Pakistan. He also appreciated the role and successes of Pakistan Army in its fight against the militants.

American Ambassador to Pakistan Ms. Anne W. Paterson was also present during the meeting.
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