KARACHI: Pakistan is a peace-loving country and does not want to be engaged in an arms race.

Its strategic as well as conventional capabilities are focused towards legitimate defence needs and promotion of peace, he said.

This was stated by Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani while speaking as chief guest at the induction ceremony of PNS Shamsheer at the PN Dockyard here on Monday. The vessel is a multi-mission frigate and is second of four ships to be acquired under F-22 P     ... read Full Story

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