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Answering a query on what role Pakistan is playing in the Palestine and Kashmir crises, the prime minister said he would like to speak about Kashmir first.
"There is no doubt that if we have good relations with India — and on the other hand we have such a big market when it comes to China — if we begin trade and there is greater connectivity, its a proven fact that trade benefits all," he said, also citing the example of when the European Union was formed.
He said he tried his best the very first day in power to improve relations with India and to sort out the Kashmir issue through dialogue.
But with the way the situation is right now, if we try to normalise relations with India, it will be akin to stabbing the people of Kashmir in the back, said the prime minister.
He said all their sacrifices and their struggle — more than 100,000 have been martyred — will be sidelined.
"So this cannot occur. We stand in solidarity with Kashmiris. We know of the kind of sacrifices they have made and continue to make."
The prime minister said that if India takes back the steps it took on August 5, "then we can definitely hold talks" and build a road map to sort out the Kashmir issue.
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