Washington D.C, Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States, Masood Khan, has emphasized the need for dialogue between Pakistan and India to address and resolve all bilateral issues, including the contentious Jammu and Kashmir dispute. In a recent interview with Newsweek, Khan highlighted the Kashmir issue as a critical flashpoint in relations between the two nations, advocating for a resolution that aligns with the aspirations of the Kashmiri people.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Ambassador Khan expressed concern that the Kashmir dispute has become a “dangerous blind spot” due to shifting international focus. He stressed the importance of an early resolution to the dispute, asserting that the freedom of the Kashmiri people holds the same sanctity as that of any other community worldwide. Furthermore, Khan expressed optimism about strengthening the multifaceted relationship between Pakistan and the United States, aiming for a partnership that extends beyond security concerns to encompass investment, education, and climate change initiatives.

Khan’s call for dialogue and resolution underscores the urgency of addressing longstanding issues between Pakistan and India for regional peace and stability. His remarks signal a hopeful perspective on the potential for improved bilateral and international relations, reflecting a commitment to diplomatic engagement and mutual respect.