NEW DELHI—India and Pakistan agreed on Saturday to “deepen and broaden” a peace process that in recent months has appeared to stall over their half-century dispute over the Kashmir region.
In a joint statement, Indian Foreign Secretary Shyam Saran and Pakistani counterpart Riaz Khokhar said they had held productive and cordial talks on Saturday to lay the ground for a two-day meeting between the two foreign ministers.
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