Kabul (March 17, 2018): The National Security Adviser General Retd Nasir Janjua on Saturday met the Afghan President Ashraf Ghani in Kabul.
The Afghan president welcomed the NSA in his presidential palace in Kabul and also extended invitation to the Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi to visit the country.
Today, I received Pakistani NSA at Dilkusha palace. As a follow up to #Kabul process, I have extended an official invitation to Pakistani Prime Minister to visit #Afghanistan. This is to initiate state to state comprehensive dialogue. pic.twitter.com/3LuN3tJFq3
— Ashraf Ghani (@ashrafghani) March 17, 2018
A post from Ghani on Twitter after meeting the Pakistani NSA said that the meeting is aimed at initiating state to state comprehensive dialogue.
On Saturday morning, the NSA Nasser Khan Janjua left for Kabul today on a day long visit to the war-torn country. He would also hold talks with Afghan counterpart Haneef Atmar on bilateral relations and regional security issues.
He is visiting Afghanistan on a special invitation of the Afghan National Security Adviser.
During his visit, Nasser Khan Janjua will also meet Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah and NDS Chief.
Both sides will work together and chalk out a way forward to improve bilateral relations and enhance cooperation particularly with reference to the peace initiative undertaken by the President of Afghanistan.
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