Islamabad, Pakistan has placed a high priority on expanding cooperation with Afghanistan across multiple sectors, including connectivity, trade, security, counterterrorism, and people-to-people contacts. This commitment was underscored during a recent telephone conversation between Pakistan’s Foreign Minister, Muhammad Ishaq Dar, and his Afghan counterpart, Amir Khan Muttaqi, where both parties agreed to continue their efforts in strengthening fraternal bilateral relations.
According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the Afghan Foreign Minister extended congratulations to Ishaq Dar on his recent assumption of office. The discussion between Dar and Muttaqi reflects a mutual understanding and dedication towards enhancing the partnership between the two neighboring countries. This dialogue is seen as a crucial step in not only solidifying the existing ties but also exploring new avenues for cooperation that would benefit both nations in various domains.
The move comes at a time when regional stability and cooperation are of utmost importance. By prioritizing these sectors, Pakistan aims to foster a more secure and prosperous region, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in achieving these goals. This approach signifies a positive trajectory in Pakistan-Afghanistan relations, with potential impacts on peace, security, and development in the area.