Pakistan foreign minister arrived in India on Thursday marking the first visit in over a decade by the diplomatic head of the country, APA reports citing La Prensa Latina.
Bilawal Bhutto arrived at the coastal state of Goa in western India to take part in the foreign ministers meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).
Bhutto is set to meet with several of his counterparts from member states before the SCO meeting kicks off on Friday, which will also be attended by the diplomatic chiefs of China and Russia.
This marks the first visit by a Pakistani official to India since Hina Rabbani Khar, who was then the foreign minister, visited in 2011.
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