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Pakistan Relations with its neighbours

President Musharraf visited New Delhi from 16 to 18 April 2005 for talks with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and to watch a one day cricket match between the two countries. Their joint statement stated that 'they determined that the peace process was now irreversible'.

The EU has restored full political relations with Pakistan and is committed to assisting the country in its efforts to promote economic growth and social reform. The EU and Pakistan concluded the third generation co-operation agreements in April 2004. It provides a framework to further development and trade between the EU and Pakistan. 

 

Trade and Investment with the UK

Relations between the UK and the people of Pakistan are warm and close, made even more so by the substantial number of Pakistani origin British citizens (some 800,000) who live in the UK. President Musharraf's robust support for the international coalition in the wake of the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington on 11 September 2001 and continuing support for the international campaign against terrorism has helped to further strengthen the bilateral relationship.