Pakistan has said that it will welcome any move to resume the composite dialogue process with India stalled since the Mumbai attacks. It insisted that the talks should be result-oriented and cover all outstanding issues. Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi while talking to Reuters said, Islamabad will welcome India's signal for holding bilateral talks, if it leads to the resumption of composite dialogue. India suspended official talks, on a range of issues, after Pakistan-based terrorists attacked Mumbai in November 2008.Pakistan Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit told during news briefing that some proposals for the revival of the peace process were being considered but refused to give details.