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Pak, Afghan Presidents to meet Obam
Pak, Afghan Presidents to meet Obama in US
 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA , 4-May-2009  4:30:59 AM
The trilateral summit of US, Pakistan and Afghanistan this week would help in establishing a working equation between the three Presidents for better coordination and united fight against terrorism emanating from the two Asian countries.

The summit, the first under the Obama administration, is considered to be a crucial element in the US' 'war against terror' in the region, especially in Afghanistan where the US is sending thousands of troops this summer to fight the Taliban.

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari and his Afghan counterpart Hamid Ansari will arrive in Washington on Tuesday to take part in the summit to be held on May 6 and 7.

Both Zardari and Karzai are leading a high-power delegation from their respective countries. However, Pak Army Chief General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani will not accompany the President in view of the "alarming security situation" in the country.

Pakistan Army is involved in military operations against the Taliban.

On Wednesday, Obama would be meeting Karzai and Zardari separately following which the US President would head towards the tri-lateral meeting with both the leaders.

US officials hope the trilateral summit would help in establishing a working equation between the three presidents that would result in better coordination and united fight against the terrorist in the Af-Pak region.

A series of tri-lateral meetings have been scheduled for Thursday at the ministerial level on key issues – foreign policy, security, intelligence sharing, transit and finance and agriculture.

It is expected that at the end of these meetings, there could be either memorandum of understandings of issuing if bilateral/trilateral statements on specific issue depending on the outcome of the meetings

From : http://www.indianexpress.com  

Posted By : Desi

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