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OF ARTS, LAHORE,
Government of Pakistan.

# Joint statement

(Continued from page 1)

Prime Minister Bhutto. During his stay, he discussed bilateral affairs and issues of mutual interest with the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister briefed Secretary Kissinger on recent developments within the region.

The Secretary of State expressed the United States' strong support for rapprochement in South Asia and congratulated the Prime Minister for his efforts to improve relations with Pakistan's neighbours.

"Dr. Kissinger also met the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Defence, Mr. Aziz Ahmed, and the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Agha Shahi, during his stay and was guest of honour at a dinner hosted by Prime Minister Bhutto.

"During their discussions, the two sides reaffirmed the warm and close relations which have existed traditionally between the two countries. They also reviewed the bilateral economic and technological programmes, as well as multilateral developments of relevance to Pakistani-US ties. The US reaffirmed that support for the independence and territorial integrity of Pakistan remains an enduring principle of American foreign policy.

"At the conclusion of their meetings, Secretary of State Kissinger and Prime Minister Bhutto reiterated their satisfaction with the warm and friendly relations between their two Governments and peoples." — APP.

We are the only judges what we need."

Iran will continue to buy weapons, he said, suggesting as he does in the past, that his government would shop elsewhere if its supplies from the United States are curtailed.

The Shah spoke to newsmen at his summer residence here on the Aegean Sea after 3 1/2 hours of talks with Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who sat beside him during the impromptu press conference.

Mr. Kissinger did not comment directly on the Senate subcommittee report, which said that Iran is acquiring many more

The Shah said that Iran, despite its orders for more than $10 billion worth of such sophisticated equipment as F-14 fighters and S-1ruance-class destroyers, still does not have more or better weapons than "countries that border us that have less than a third of our population."

This was a reference to Iraq which has about 12 million inhabitants. An agreement last year by which Iran stopped supporting the Kurdish rebellion in Iraq ended the immediate threat of war between them, but the peace remains uneasy. Iran also has a 1,200-mile frontier with the Soviet Union, a fact that U.S.

["JANG, RAWALPINDI", "AUGUST 10", "P. 1", "یہی کسی بھی اس کے کسی بھی دیکھا جا سکا، میچیت", "سے نہ، اس بھی ہو جو سے مطابق", "پاکستان جیلے خرائط سے اٹھی پر استیکتے پلانٹے کی نریلداری کے سوال پر امریکہ اور پاکستان\nمنا اکرمۃ جاری رکھنے پر تلقی ھی سکے", "--\"I am satisfied with my talks with Dr. Kissinger\"-- Bhutto", "-- U.S, Pakistan agreed to continue talks on the question of reprocessing plant.", "-- No confrontation during talks on the plant.", "-- Only big powers can put pressure--\nBhutto.", "ایٹھی پلانٹ کی مذاکرات میں مخاطب ہیں گوچھ ہون طبقیت تھا، میں متعلقہ ہیں کی تحلیل ہیں ہوتیں\nبریطانیہ ہوڈالسکی ہیں گوچھ ہون طبقیت دیا وڈالسکی ہیں مخاطب ہوں، ایک ساتھ بھی", "لاہور وڈالسکی ہیں آنے آنے آنے ہیاں کہا ہے کہ وہ امریکی دنیہ خارجہ گو اکثر بھی ریکی کیکٹ گے ساتھ بھی\nچیز سے طبیع ہیں۔ وہ لاہور کے ہوائی اڈس ہو جا سکا، شکریکی کو جہاں دیا کر اس کو ایک دیکھ کرے ہیں کہ جیسے سے\nدزیہ عظم سیٹنے کہا کہ ڈا سکریکی کیکٹ گے ساتھ بھی چیز ہیں۔ نما امید دیاں دیاں نما ساتھ دیں ہو جیسے ہیں\nہیں باستیجیات کی ملٹی ہیں پر ہو جی یہ پلانٹ مرور اسے نما ساتھ بھی ہو جائے گا، ایک نما کیا جائے گا، دزیہ عظم نے اب سے سوال کے نما ساتھ بھی ہو جائے گا، ایک نما کیا جائے گا، ایک سیٹنے کیا جائے گا، ایک دیکھ دیاں دیکھ دیاں دیاں دیاں دیاں دیاں دیاں دیاں دیاں

Bhutto satisfied
with talks

LAHORE, Aug. 9: Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto said here today that he was satisfied with his talks with US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger here this morning.

He was talking to newsmen at the Lahore airport where he had gone to see off Dr. Kissinger.

Premier Bhutto said all issues were cleared in his parleys with Dr. Kissinger, except one which, the US Secretary of State had said, would be negotiated, i.e. setting up of nuclear reprocessing plant by Pakistan and French collaboration.

The Premier told a questioner that the position regarding supply of US arms was "good". All issues, including that of arms aid or military sales whatever you choose to call it, and economic assistance had been cleared, he added.

## N-REPROCESSING PLANT

On the setting up of nuclear reprocessing plant, Prime Minister Bhutto pointed out that Dr. Kissinger had told newsmen before his departure that

confrontation on this issue would be avoided.

He had also said that the fact that an international agreement, concluded between Islamabad and Paris, would be taken into account. The US Secretary had also stated the American stand on non-proliferation.

Elaborating what he meant by confrontation, Premier Bhutto said it were the Big Powers that put pressures on small powers and not vice versa.

A questioner asked him why Dr. Kissinger was so cautious in replying to questions from newsmen on US arms supply and reprocessing plant.

The Prime Minister, who was in a very jovial mood, remarked: "Kissinger is a diplomat, that too of a high stature. He is not a UDF leader".

## ADVICE TO NEWSMEN

Prime Minister Bhutto asked the newsmen to read in between the lines in the statement of Dr. Kissinger.

Asked if the US attitude on (Continued on page 8 col. 4)

# Bhutto

(Continued from page 1)

reprocessing plant had been softened as a result of the talks with Dr. Kissinger, the Prime Minister said he could give a straight answer in "yes or no".

Premier Bhutto said the matter would be pursued and negotiations take place without any confrontation. "There will be no pressures and no sanction against us. This is "sufficiently clear," he said.

Asked whether Dr. Kissinger would discuss the issue in Paris, he said: "He (US Secretary) is not going to reveal his brief to me".

## SECURITY OF IRAN

The Prime Minister further said that Dr. Kissinger had agreed with him that the security of Iran and Pakistan was indivisible.

Premier Bhutto said the general international situation, including the Middle East, Lebanon, Iran Afghanistan, India and Bangladesh came under discussion with Dr. Kissinger.

Asked whether the US recognised Pakistan's strategic position in the region the Prime Minister said that Pakistan was aware of it and the United States, which was a Super Power, be more conscious of it.

The Prime Minister pointed out that the US Secretary of State had said that "it was our outlook" whether or not to join any common market that might embrace India, Pakistan and Afghanistan.

He was referring to a question addressed earlier to Dr. Kissinger whether the United States would favour such a common market.

After a 20-hour stopover here, Dr. Kissinger left for Paris this afternoon.

Dr. Kissinger and Mrs. Nancy Kissinger were seen off at the airport by Prime Minister Bhutto and Begum Nusrat Bhutto. Earlier, they were presented with a guard of honour by the Armed Forces at the rain-swept airport.—PPIAPP.

Bhutto satisfied
with talks

LAHORE, Aug 9: Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto said here today he was satisfied with his talks with the US Secretary of State, Dr Henry Kissinger, who left here for Paris after a 24-hour stopover here this afternoon.

Dr Kissinger and Mrs Nancy Kissinger were seen off at the Airport by Prime Minister Bhutto and Begum Nusrat Bhutto. Earlier, they were presented with a guard of honour by the armed forces at the rain-swept airport.

Replying to questions by newsmen, the Prime Minister said the talks had been held in a cordial and friendly atmosphere and as far as the issue of supply of arms was concerned all the items except one had been cleared.

In regard to the acquisition of the nuclear re-processing plant, the Prime Minister said that Dr Henry Kissinger knew that Pakistan had concluded an agreement and had earlier at his Press conference underlined the fact that they (United States) wanted to avoid a confrontation on this issue and further talks in this

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