PAK-GILANI 2 LST

Pakistan's participation in the summit reflected that
the world has accepted its nuclear status and due to the
responsible role of Pakistani scientists, no untoward incident
had occurred so far, Gilani said.
"During my meetings with the US President and other
heads of states, I tried to convince them to provide civil
nuclear technology to Pakistan," Gilani said, adding that the
leaders had heeded Islamabad's stance for the first time.
Gilani hoped there would soon be a change in their
stance and all the hurdles in acquiring civil nuclear
technology would be removed.
Referring to the war against terrorism, Gilani said
Pakistan's law enforcement agencies had broken the back of
terrorists and the time was not far when there would be
complete peace in the country.
The government's efforts also led to headway in the
probe into the assassination of former premier Benazir Bhutto,
he said.
"In this connection, the report of UN Commission has
been made public. I fully realise the feelings of the public.
"I assure you that the killers of our (slain) leader
will not escape their fate and the blood of (Bhutto) will bear
fruit," he said. PTI RHL
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