India and Pakistan Exchange Nuclear Facility Lists and Prisoner Details in Annual Agreement

Islamabad, New Delhi exchange lists of prisoners, N-installations

Simultaneous exchange takes place under provisions of 2008 Consular Access Agree­ment.

Pak, India exchange lists of nuclear installations

Pakistan and India exchanged lists of their nuclear assets on Wednesday, as part of a long-standing bilateral agreement designed to prevent attacks on each other’s nuclear facilities. The ‘Agreement on Prohibition of Attacks against Nuclear Installations and Facilities’ was signed by both nations in December 1988, and mandates that each side must inform the other of their nuclear facilities and installations every January 1. The two countries ha…

India, Pakistan exchange list of nuclear facilities as part of longstanding pact

The exchange of the list took place simultaneously through diplomatic channels in New Delhi and Islamabad under the provisions of the agreement, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said.

India and Pakistan exchange list of nuclear installations, civilian prisoners on new year — Here’s why

India and Pakistan exchanged details of their nuclear installations as part of a 30-year bilateral agreement to avoid attacks on atomic facilities. They also shared lists of civilian prisoners and fishermen.

Pakistan, India exchange lists of nuclear sites, prisoners

akistani border guards and their Indian counterparts take part in the daily closing ceremony of the Wagah border crossing near Lahore, Pakistan. — Reuters/FileISLAMABAD: In continuation of their decades-long practice, Pakistan and India exchanged lists of their respective nuclear...