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Pakistan on Friday asked India to share any credible information it had about possible terrorist attacks on India so that such incidents could be pre-empted. Pakistan has once again asked the Indian government to share any credible information they may have on alleged plans of any future terrorist attacks against India, said a statement by the Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit. The government of Pakistan believes that terrorism is a common threat and requires concerted efforts by the international community to effectively counter and especially pre-empt terrorist attacks, the spokesman said. He said that Pak-India PMs were agreed on the exchange of information regarding Mumbai attacks in Egypt meeting. He said that Pak-India foreign secretaries will meet on the sidelines of UN meeting in New York on September 26 while foreign ministers will meet on September 27.
