In what can be termed as an olive branch to India, Pakistan’s deputy prime minister and foreign minister Ishaq Dar has reiterated Islamabad’s willingness to engage in dialogue on a range of issues—from trade and economic cooperation to counter-terrorism. However, Dar noted that the ball is now in India’s court, stating that Pakistan is still awaiting a formal response from New Delhi.Speaking during an interaction with the Atlantic Council think tank, Dar said, “Pakistan is ready to work and cooperate with India on all fronts—from trade to counter-terrorism." He emphasised the need for “meaningful negotiations", calling for the resumption of composite dialogue, a framework once used by both nations to address bilateral concerns including Kashmir, security, people-to-people exchanges, and economic ties. n18oc_indian18oc_worldNews18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube