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US ready to work with 'any successor' to Musharraf

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Posted: Oct 03, 2007 at 0000 hrs IST

Washington, October 3: Maintaining that it will work with any successor to the present Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf, the US has said, ultimately, it is up to the people of that country to decide on a new dispensation.

"I'm sure that... he's (successor to Musharraf) somebody that our military would be able to work closely with. As for the decision of who fills what post, that's going to be up to the Pakistani government and ultimately the people to decide," the State Department Spokesman Sean McCormack said on Tuesday.

"... what we're looking for is a modern, moderate, democratic Pakistan. We're not in the habit of choosing who will lead Pakistan. That is for Pakistani people to decide. What we would like to see is that the elections take place in a transparent, free and fair way," he said.

"And at the end of the day, that the voice of the Pakistani people will have spoken. We will work with whomever the Pakistani people choose to lead them. They are a good friend in the fight against terror. The future course of Pakistan is at stake in this and future elections," McCormack said.

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