Pakistan, May 16 -- U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Pakistan and India are satisfied with ongoing discussions to enhance bilateral trade, describing it as a shift from conflict to cooperation. Speaking during a briefing, Trump expressed optimism that both nuclear-armed neighbors are now focused on economic growth rather than military escalation.

Trump said: "We told both Pakistan and India to choose trade over war. They're happy about the idea, and work is underway." This marks a significant development following weeks of tensions that included cross-border strikes and a brief exchange of missiles.

According to Trump, early talks between New Delhi and Islamabad are progressing, and U.S. officials are encouraging both sides to bu...