The AP Interview: New Pakistani FM seeks better ties with US
United Nations-Pakistan-Interview Pakistani Foreign Minister Bhutto Zardari speaks during his meeting with Secretary of State Antony Blinken at United Nations headquarters, Wednesday, May 18, 2022. Bhutto Zardari called the meeting with Blinken "very encouraging and very positive and productive." President Joe Biden has strengthened ties with Pakistan’s arch-rival India, but Bhutto Zardari said Pakistan is not “jealous” of their relationship. In the interview with the AP, Bhutto Zardari recalled the legacy of his mother and grandfather. “These are the ideals that we hold dear and we work towards every day,” Bhutto Zardari said.
wftv.comThe AP Interview: New Pakistani FM seeks better ties with US
United Nations-Pakistan-Interview Pakistani Foreign Minister Bhutto Zardari speaks during his meeting with Secretary of State Antony Blinken at United Nations headquarters, Wednesday, May 18, 2022. Bhutto Zardari called the meeting with Blinken "very encouraging and very positive and productive." U.S. President Joe Biden has strengthened ties with Pakistan’s arch-rival India, but Bhutto Zardari said Pakistan is not “jealous” of their relationship. Bhutto Zardari said he didn’t think the growing relationship with the United States would hurt its ties to Beijing. “These are the ideals that we hold dear and we work towards every day,” Bhutto Zardari said.
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