Afghanistan National Security Advisor to revisit Pakistan on Sunday
KABUL: Afghanistan National Security Advisor Mohammad Hanif Atmar will revisit Pakistan on Sunday, pronounced a presentation released by a Afghan Presidential Palace today.
Atmar will be accompanied with high-level member of a Afghan army.
The inhabitant confidence confidant is scheduled to accommodate Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa, in that informal confidence and shared family of a adjacent countries will be discussed.
The presentation pronounced that a Afghan commission has been invited by Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi.
Abbasi, Ghani determine on domestic resolution to Afghan conflict
The dual leaders also determine to not concede their soils to be used for anti-state activities opposite any other
PM Abbasi visited Kabul for a day-long revisit during a invitation of Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani on Apr 6. Both a leaders betrothed to work together on informal confidence in a pivotal face-to-face meeting.
“President Ghani and Prime Minister Abbasi discussed a whole progression of Pak-Afghan family including assent and settlement in Afghanistan, counter-terrorism, lapse of Afghan refugees, shared trade and informal connectivity,” pronounced a matter from a Pakistani primary minister’s bureau following pivotal meetings with Afghan boss and met Chief Executive Dr. Abdullah Abdullah.
PM Abbasi also announced a present of 40 thousand tons of wheat for a Afghan people. He also announced waiver of additional regulatory avocation on Afghan trade to Pakistan to assistance lift a Afghan economy, a matter pronounced further. The dual sides also concluded to trigger discussions on consular matters and sell of municipal prisoners.