Islamabad: Asserting that all "misgivings" have been removed over the continuation of the Indo-Pak peace process with telephone conversations between the Foreign Ministers of the two countries, Pakistan today (June 7, 2004) said that it has no "anxiety and self doubt" about furthering the dialogue process starting later this month.

"We are not worried about statements coming from Delhi in the recent past. Statements have been made and we responded to them. Since the Foreign Ministers have spoken to each other twice in the past week the misgivings have been removed," Pakistan Foreign Office spokesman Masood Khan told a media briefing.

Elaborating further he said, Pakistan Foreign Minister Kasuri has proposed rhetoric restraint regime and it has been observed by the two sides.

"As far as Pakistan is concerned we are ready to invest time and energy in the peace process and the dialogue process. We do not have any anxiety or self doubt and we are sure footed and are approaching the process and the dialogue starting later this month with self confidence," he added.