US Secretary of State John Kerry (centre) arrives for a media conference during the Vibrant Gujarat Summit (VGS) 2015, at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar, India, 12 January 2015. -EPA
ISLAMABAD: US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived Monday on an unannounced visit to Pakistan for key talks, only weeks after the country’s worst ever militant attack left 150 dead in a school.
“The secretary’s engagement will be very critical to advancing our shared fight against militant extremism,” a senior State Department official said, adding Kerry would chair annual strategic talks between the two countries.
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