In the story number 14, please read the title as follows: 'Pakistani Foreign Secretary Leaves for Bangladesh' Here is the story again: ISLAMABAD JULY 31 SPA -- PAKISTAN FOREIGN SECRETARY RIAZ MOHAMMAD KHAN HAS LEFT FOR BANGLADESH FOR A MEETING OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE SOUTH ASIAN ASSOCIATION FOR REGIONAL COOPERATION /SAARC/ OFFICIALS SAID0 THE MEETING WILL BE HELD IN DHAKA ON MONDAY0 KHAN)S VISIT ACQUIRES SIGNIFICANCE AS HE IS LIKELY TO HOLD TALKS WITH HIS INDIAN COUNTERPART SHYAM SARAN ON THE MARGINS OF THE SAARC EVENT0 ON TOP OF THE AGENDA WILL BE DATES FOR THE POSTPONED FOREIGN SECRETARY-LEVEL TALKS TO REVIEW THE THIRD ROUND OF INDO-PAKISTAN COMPOSITE DIALOGUE AND DISCUSS THE FUTURE ROADMAP OFFICIALS SAID0 ALL DECISIONS TAKEN AT THE 13TH SAARC SUMMIT HELD IN DHAKA IN NOVEMBER 2005 WILL BE REVIEWED BY THE STANDING COMMITTEE0 AMONG KEY AGENDA ITEMS WILL BE FINALISING MODALITIES FOR GRANTING OBSERVER STATUS TO CHINA AND JAPAN AND MEMBERSHIP TO AFGHANISTAN REVIEW OF SOUTH ASIAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT REFORM PROCESS SAATC SECRETARIAT INCLUDING THE FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASPECTS OFFICIALS SAID0
