Pakistani delegation in Washington to highlight Indian aggression

Washington: The Pakistani delegation, led by Bilawal Bhutto, has completed its visit to New York and reached Washington.

A nine-member delegation of Pakistan, including Bilawal Bhutto, reached Washington from New York by train. The delegation was received at the Washington railway station by Pakistani Ambassador Rizwan Saeed Sheikh and other senior diplomatic staff.

According to media reports, the nine-member delegation led by Bilawal Bhutto will stay in Washington until June 6. During this time, they will present Pakistan’s case before American officials and think tanks, while Bilawal Bhutto will also talk to media representatives.

During the visit, Bilawal will inform American officials about India’s water aggression and provocations. The former Foreign Minister will also express his gratitude to the Trump administration for its offer to resolve the Kashmir issue and will urge the Trump administration to ensure a peaceful resolution to the Kashmir issue.

It is also reported that Bilawal will emphasize that the resolution of the Kashmir issue should be in accordance with the Union resolutions and the aspirations of the Kashmiris.

It is pertinent to note that earlier, during its visit to New York, Pakistan's parliamentary and diplomatic delegation met with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and the President of the General Assembly.

The delegation had also successfully presented Pakistan's case against India before elected members of the Security Council and OIC ambassadors in New York.