President Asif Ali Zardari said on Friday that Pakistan has demonstrated its sincerity in cooperating with India by making public the findings of its probe into the Mumbai attacks, a day after Islamabad admitted that the terror strikes were "partly" plotted in this country.

Zardari stated this during a meeting with US Ambassador to Islamabad, Anne Patterson, Dawn News channel reported. It quoted him as saying during the meeting that Pakistan has shown its commitment and sincerity to cooperate by making public the findings of its probe into the dossier provided by India.

Zardari discussed with Patterson the regional situation and Pakistan's ties with the US, the channel said.

In the face of evidence provided by India, Islamabad also acknowledged a Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) link to the Mumbai attacks that began on November 26 and claimed the lives of 183 persons, after a series of flip-flops on the credibility of the Indian dossier and initial denials of a Pakistani hand.