Pakistan and India will explore the prospects of a "just and peaceful" resolution to the Kashmir problem and focus on issues of peace and security when their Foreign Secretaries meet next week in New Delhi, the government here said today.


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Kashmir to be discussed at Foreign Secs' meet

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