Pakistan offers Afghanistan joint investigations over Kabul terrorist attacks
KABUL, FEB 03 (DNA) – Pakistan and Afghanistan instead of blame game should engage in concrete cooperation, said Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua addressing the Afghanistan-Pakistan Action Plan for Solidarity (APAPS) in Kabul on Saturday. Janjua condemned the Kabul terrorist attacks and offered Pakistan’s assistance for a joint investigation.
The government of Afghanistan was urged to take action against anti-Pakistan terrorists. Pakistan also emphasised the need for strengthening border management on the Afghan side.
A top-level delegation of Pakistan’s civil and military leadership, led by Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua , reached Afghanistan earlier today to attend the Pakistan-Afghanistan Joint Working Group meeting.
Foreign Office spokesperson Dr Mohammad Faisal on Friday confirmed the meeting and said Pakistan had proposed five joint working groups, focusing on ensuring a comprehensive engagement for countering terrorism, intelligence sharing, military, economy, trade and transit interaction, refugee repatriation and connectivity.
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