Pakistan hoping to sign nuclear security deal with India, despite train attack


Feb 20, 2007
Associated Press

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) -- Pakistan's foreign minister aims to sign a deal on nuclear security during a visit to India beginning Tuesday to underpin peace talks after a deadly attack on a cross-border train, an official said. i feel that this is neccessary as having allies is a form of protection against terrorism, showing that we are firm against issues like that. moreover it also helps to strengthen ties between india and paskistan. with this deal being approved, we are a step closer to the success to curb terrorism.