Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 01:13pm on 01 Jan 2024,Monday India Global
Despite strained relations, India and Pakistan uphold a tradition by exchanging lists of nuclear installations, honoring a pact dating back to 1992. Diplomatic channels facilitated the simultaneous exchange of these lists in New Delhi and Islamabad. The Agreement on the Prohibition of Attack against Nuclear Installations and Facilities, signed in 1988, mandates this annual exchange. Both countries also shared lists of civilian prisoners and fishermen, emphasizing humanitarian matters. India urges the release of fishermen, and Pakistan seeks consular access to its citizens. This marks the 33rd consecutive year of such exchanges between the neighboring nations.
