Pak-US DCG talks conclude

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and the United States on Tuesday agreed on workable intelligence sharing to end cross border terrorism, Geo News reported.

Talking to media after the conclusion of two-day meeting of Pak-US Defence Consultative Group (DCG), Defence Secretary Lt. Gen Asif Yasin Malik termed the meeting as a move forward and said that there was improvement on Coalition Support Fund (CSF) after the dialogue.

He said that Pakistan reiterated its version on US drone strikes. US Under Secretary Defence James Miller said that the US heard Pakistan version on drone attacks, adding that the issue of CSF would be taken to the Congress.

He said that relations between both the countries would have to be improved. The US official said that his country also wanted improvement in defence relations with Islamabad.