British foreign minister David Lammy is the highest-profile Western official to have visited both New Delhi and Islamabad since the South Asian neighbours agreed to a ceasefire last month after their worst fighting in nearly three decades.
“We want the situation to be maintained, but of course we recognise fragility, particularly in the backdrop of terrorism, terrorism designed to destabilise India,“ Lammy said in an interview at the residence of the British High Commissioner in New Delhi.
He said he discussed the next steps with both Modi and Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar, but gave no specifics.
Lammy said he also discussed boosting trade between the world's fifth and sixth largest economies. The countries concluded talks for a free trade deal early last month.
“I know that Prime Minister Keir Starmer is very much looking forward to coming to India very soon to sign the free trade agreement,“ Lammy said. “There is so much that our two nations can continue to do together.”
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