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UI happy over US move to twin aid with N-free India
ISLAMABAD. June 16: Pakistan ■ ruling coalition has welcomed a move by the United Stales to link future aid to India to certification that it does notpossess nuclear weapons, official sources said today, reports AFP
The Islamic democratic alliance (UI) adopted a resolution Saturday welcoming a by the US
suspend 22 millton dollars in sM to India pending eertiftc. tton by President George Bush that it has no nuclear
weapons
Washington suspended some 600 million dollars in annual military and economic aid to Pakistan In October 1990 on suspicion that Islamabad's nuclear programme was weapons oriented.
Pakistan has called the de rletor diserMlaiMojr. as aid to
The UI meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, welcomed Thursday's vote as widening the scope of the Pressler amendn^ent. which bans US aid to countries sus-
pected of manufacturing nuclear weapons, official sources said.
UI sources here said the vote was a vindication of Pakistan s goal of making South Asia a nuclear free zone and added that Washington could use its influence to bring Pakistan and India to such an agreement.
But the US Senate must first adopt its version of the house bill before Mr Bush can sign it into law. a prospect sources in Washington said was unlikely.
India rejected a Pakistani proposal this month for a five natiort summit on nuclear non-proliferation in South Asia, calling It a propaganda ptoy.
Neither country has signed the nuclear non proliferation treaty although both have the capability of producing nuclear
Islamabad suggested that the United States, the Soviet Union and China consult and meet with India and Pakistan to resolve the issue of nuclear proliferation tn South Asia.
The house vote came during a visit to the United States by a high level Pakistani delegation led by Senate Chairman Wasim Sajjad which met with senior US officials, including Secretary of State James Baker.
Reports here said the US administration had endorsed Islamabad's proposal for a nuclear summit. Sources said the mission failed to secure an Immediate resumption of aid to Pakistan Although the two sides agreed to continue talks.
But Mr Sharif told the UI meeting that "whether the aid
Is restored or not." Pakistan wanted to develop friendly relations with the United States, officials said
Reuter adds: Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharifs ruling Islamic denlocratlc alliance (UI) and its allies have asked India to end its 'unlawful occupation" of Kashmir, where it is fighting a Muslim revolt
A resolution passed at a joint meeting of the UI parliamentary party and Its allies on Saturday night protested at a 'new region of terror unleashed by Indian forces'