ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Special Representative on Afghanistan Ambassador Mohammad Sadiq has returned to Islamabad after concluding his much-anticipated three-day visit to Afghanistan.
Special Representative on Afghanistan Ambassador Mohammad Sadiq briefed a high-level meeting held at the Foreign Office (FO) on his important interactions with Afghan authorities, focusing cross-border terrorism.
During his meeting in Kabul, Muhammad Sadiq reiterated Pakistan’s firm stance that Afghanistan should stop using its soil for terrorism against Pakistan.
Talks were held in Kabul to strengthen bilateral ties
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Muhammad Ishaq Dar chaired a high-level meeting to review Pakistan’s strained relations with Afghanistan, focusing on diplomatic engagements, regional security, and economic cooperation.
FO Spokesperson said in a press release that the meeting was attended by senior officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, including Foreign Secretary Amina Baloch.
Senior officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs were also present at the meeting including Foreign Secretary Amina Baloch.
Ambassador Muhammad Sadiq, provided a comprehensive briefing on his recent visit to Kabul, where he held discussions with Afghan authorities on key bilateral issues.
DPM Dar emphasised the importance of maintaining a sustained dialogue with Afghanistan to address mutual concerns and explore avenues for deeper cooperation.
The DPM told the meeting that the relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan is of great significance, and continuous dialogue is essential to resolve outstanding issues and promote regional peace.
Ambassador Sadiq highlighted the nature of engagements with the interim Afghan government, covering areas such as border management, trade facilitation, and regional security.
The discussions also touched upon Pakistan’s concerns regarding cross-border movement, counter terrorism efforts, and economic cooperation to enhance trade and connectivity between the two countries.
