"It's a new civilian government that is a legitimate government that wants very much to be respected in international politics and, by the way, wants to deal with the terrorism problem, that is itself having dire consequences in Pakistan.
"I expect that there will be co-operation," she told reporters at the world body's headquarters in New York. Rice comment's came when an Indian reporter drew attention to a statement by Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi that charitable arms of the Jama'at-ud-Da'awah would not be closed down.