Bilateral ties: Nawaz calls Afghan President Karzai

They also discussed the efforts made to promote cooperation for peace in the region.


Our Correspondent October 04, 2013
Afghan President Hamid Karzai

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif called Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Thursday, as the two leaders exchanged views on bilateral relations between the two countries. They also discussed the efforts made to promote cooperation for peace in the region. Nawaz assured the Afghan president that Pakistan will continue to play its role for peace and prosperity in the neighbouring country.

Published in The Express Tribune, October 4th, 2013.

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US CENTCOM | 10 years ago | Reply

It is great to see both nations communicating and coordinating for the betterment of the region. It is simply imperative for both nations to be on the same page in regards to our peace objectives in the region. The terrorists are not wasting any time in pushing their deadly agenda forward. They continue to target innocent lives on both sides of the border. We must work together to negate the threat of terrorism on both sides of the border. We repeat what Ambassador James F. Dobbins, Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, said recently: “We support improved Afghanistan-Pakistan relations specifically because it would alleviate some of the pressures and tensions that give rise to the conflict in Afghanistan. And so from our standpoint, there’s everything to be gained from an improvement in that relationship.”

Ali Khan DET, United States Central Command

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