India was also expected to forward details of the investigations into the Mumbai blasts. Pakistan has said it expects India to formally share the progress of investigations into the recent bomb blasts in Samjautha Express in which 68 passengers, mostly from Pakistan, were killed.
But New Delhi is unlikely to share much details on the probe, which is still in progress, except on how the blasts occurred and what kind of explosives were used.
Pakistan said the JMT will not be one-way traffic and it would take up allegations that India backed the Baloch nationalist rebels fighting for autonomy in southwest Balochistan. Officials were expected to devote considerable time during the two-day meet to workout modalities and broad parameters of their functioning.
Also see: India's Baloch dream
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