Pakistan's President Arif Alvi on Saturday said that his country wants to "resolve all issues" with India through a comprehensive dialogue, but added that this "desire for peace should not be considered as weakness."Addressing a gathering during the National Day parade in Islamabad, President Alvi said: "We will ensure Pakistan's prosperity. Instead of war, we should focus on providing health, education and employment.""We are a responsible nation and want to sow the seeds of peace in the region. We do not believe in war and want to resolve all issues through dialogue. India's attitude has been irresponsible and we were accused of Pulwama attack without any evidence. Our desire for peace should not be mistaken as weakness," the President said.The President went on to add that over the years Pakistan has become a strong and peaceful nuclear power and India needs to accept this reality.Diplomatic relations between India and Pakistan have of late deteriorated after the Pulwama terror ...
