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    Interacting with mediapersons here, Holbrooke said Clinton would be coming to Pakistan as a friend and not to pressurize the nation to accept any restrictions that impinge on its sovereignty. "She is bringing a message of friendship and support to a country under tremendous pressure. She is going to focus on the real needs of the Pakistani people. And I want to stress that she comes to Pakistan as a friend, not with conditions but with support for the democratically elected government and the people of Pakistan" Holbrooke said. "And I think the whole world will be watching," he added. Full Article at Webindia123
    She is bringing a message of friendship and support to a country under tremendous pressure. She is going to focus on the real needs of the Pakistani people. And I want to stress that she comes to Pakistan as a friend, not with conditions but with support for the democratically elected government and the people of Pakistan
    Richard Holbrooke – Richard Holbrooke SOURCE: Webindia123 4 weeks ago
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Clinton arriving in Pak on her most important people-to-people trip: Holbrooke
  1. And I think the whole world will be watching
    SOURCE: Webindia123 4 weeks ago
  2. The secretary of state is visiting at a crucial time and the purpose of the visit is to strengthen the strategic partnership with Pakistan and assure long-term relations with Pakistan
    SOURCE: Webindia123 4 weeks ago
  3. I think this is one of the most important trips she has made since she became Secretary of State and I think the whole world will be watching. This is a people-to-people trip. It's an expression of the support of President Obama and his administration
    SOURCE: Webindia123 4 weeks ago

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