ISLAMABAD: A seven-member team from the Indian Indus Water Commission would come in Lahore next month to have discussions with Pakistani authorities over water concerns.
During the two-day visit to Pakistan, the party, led by Indian Water Commissioner Pradeep Kumar Saxena, would address the Indus Waters Treaty (also known as the Sindh Taas Agreement) and other concerns.
Syed Meher Ali Shah, Pakistan’s Commissioner for Indus Waters, will lead the Pakistani delegation.
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