Pakistan playing key role for Afghan peace: Fawad

Says country is in 'close contact' with all global, and regional powers on the situation.

Fawad Chaudhry. Photo: Screengrab/File

ISLAMABAD:

Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry on Saturday said that Pakistan was playing an “important” role for peace and stability in Afghanistan.

In a video message, he reiterated that the country was in a close contact with all global and regional powers on recent Afghan situation.

The people of Afghanistan, Fawad added, would form the government by themselves, and Pakistan would continue its efforts for a peaceful Afghanistan.

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The minister said the role of Pakistani embassy in Kabul was being appreciated all over the world, including the international media. The Pakistan International Airlines assisted about 1,400 people in their evacuation process from Kabul, he added.

The situation in Kabul had made it difficult for journalists, international media, IMF, the World Bank personnel and staff of various embassies to evacuate.

He said the Pakistan embassy in Kabul had issued about 4,000 visas so far, and about 2,000 people have been evacuated from the Afghan capital.

 

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