May 4 (KMW) :In remarks bound to cause jitters in India, Finland's Foreign Minister Alexander Stubb today advocated third party mediation to resolve the Kashmir issue.
Stubb, who is on a two-day official visit here, said, "I think in an issue like Kashmir, its obviously quite clear that you have two parties, at least. And it thus takes two to tango. But if a bilateral solution has not been found in 60 years, then perhaps other avenues for a solution should be found.
"In almost all conflicts in this world... if you cannot find a solution among the parties concerned, you would never. It is also quite often true that without mediation from a third party you will never find a solution, I think Kashmir is an example," he said
Stubb, who is on a two-day official visit here, said, "I think in an issue like Kashmir, its obviously quite clear that you have two parties, at least. And it thus takes two to tango. But if a bilateral solution has not been found in 60 years, then perhaps other avenues for a solution should be found.
"In almost all conflicts in this world... if you cannot find a solution among the parties concerned, you would never. It is also quite often true that without mediation from a third party you will never find a solution, I think Kashmir is an example," he said
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