KABUL – Deputy and Acting Foreign Minister Mirwais Nab spoke with Mohammad Sadiq Khan, Pakistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, and his accompanying delegation to strengthen bilateral cooperation and the Afghan peace process.
Shedding light on the new chapter of security, political, and development cooperation between Afghanistan and the international community, the Deputy and Acting Foreign Minister also spoke about the developments in the Afghan peace process and the need to expand bilateral cooperation between Kabul and Islamabad to establish peace in Afghanistan and enhance economic cooperation in the region.
Emphasizing the results of the recent meeting of the Foreign Ministries of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkey, Pakistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan assured Mr. Nab of his country’s support for peace and stability in Afghanistan.
The two sides also discussed the continuation of bilateral economic cooperation, especially ways of revising the Afghanistan-Pakistan Transit and Trade Agreement (APTTA) and making the best use of the capacity and structures contained in the Afghanistan-Pakistan Action Plan for Peace and Solidarity (APAPPS) and utilizing the trade, investment and economic opportunities between the two countries.
