Nitish terms his goodwill visit to Pak as ‘fruitful’
Updated on Nov 16, 2012 07:51 pm IST
Supporting more of people-to-people contact between neighbouring nations, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar termed his just concluded goodwill visit to Pakistan as 'fruitful'. While interacting with the mediapersons, on his return from Pakistan at the Wagah Border post in Punjab today, he said that both New Delhi and Islamabad should strive to strengthen cordial ties on all fronts such as trade, sports, education, health-care and culture. The Bihar Chief Minister headed an eleven-member delegation of his state to Pakistan. Keywords: Nitish Kumar, Goodwill, Pakistan, Trade, Sports, Education, Health-care
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