Srinagar, March 4 -- Firstly, Sharif's long political experience and previous tenure as Prime Minister until August last year position him as a seasoned leader with a deep understanding of regional dynamics. His return could be hoped to bring stability to Pakistan's political scene - at least in the near term - creating a conducive environment for diplomatic engagements.

Secondly, the coalition government formed by the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), backed by the Pakistan Army, suggests a potential alignment of political forces that could prioritize dialogue and cooperation over confrontation with India. The support of the military adds an element of stability and could enable Sharif to take bold s...