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Pakistan to host ‘first of its kind’ Indus Waters Treaty conference, seeks consensus on dams video

Pakistan to host ‘first of its kind’ Indus Waters Treaty conference, seeks consensus on dams

  • Pakistan information minister says global water, legal experts to attend seminar on Indus Waters Treaty
  • Pakistan says will highlight India’s violations of Indus Waters Treaty, highlight Islamabad’s rights under it
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