Pakistan's top diplomat to visit India amid border tension

New Delhi, Nov 23: Pakistan on Wednesday officially confirmed to India that its top diplomat will attend a global conference on Afghanistan in Amritsar early next month amid intensifying deadly military tensions between New Delhi and Islamabad. Exterl Affairs Ministry spokesperson Vikas Swarup said Islamabad confirmed that Sartaj Aziz, foreign policy advisor to Prime Minister waz Sharif, would visit India for the December 3-4 Heart of Asia Istanbul Process event. The conference on development and security in Afghanistan is likely to be addressed by Prime Minister rendra Modi and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani. Aziz said last week that he would go to India.  (IANS)