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Pak, Afghan leadership discuss humanitarian needs

Asia Free Press by Asia Free Press
January 31, 2022
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ISLAMABAD, Jan 30 (Asia Free Press): Pakistan’s National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf undertook a two-day visit to Kabul to discuss with the Afghan leadership, the humanitarian requirements and Pakistan’s proposals for deepening economic engagement to overcome the current challenges their country was facing, according to local media reports.

During the visit, the NSA who also heads Afghanistan Inter-Ministerial Coordination Cell (AICC), called on Afghanistan’s Acting Deputy Prime Minister Mullah Abdus Salam Hanafi and the Acting Foreign Minister Mullah Amir Khan Muttaqi to discuss the current situation in Afghanistan and strengthening of bilateral relations between the two countries, reported APP.

NSA Moeed Yusuf called on Afghan Acting Deputy Prime Minister Mullah Abdus Salam Hanafi and discussed strengthening of Pakistan- Afghanistan brotherly relations to promote trade, transit, connectivity. Afghan Deputy PM hosted lunch for Pak delegation at Arg ⁦⁦@PakinAfg⁩ pic.twitter.com/WCB5DQMppD

— Mansoor Ahmad Khan (@ambmansoorkhan) January 29, 2022

The visit yielded substantive outcomes in terms of forward movement on trade facilitation and social sector support, a press release from the office of NSA said on Sunday.

Both sides also reiterated their commitment to the early completion of three major connectivity projects, CASA- 1000, TAPI, and Trans-Afghan Rail project.

 “Both sides agreed to establish a National Level Coordination Mechanism for enhancing facilitation at Border Crossing Points. They also agreed to initiate barter trade, modalities for which will be worked out immediately,” said the press release.

Special Envoy for Afghanistan Ambassador Muhammad Sadiq and senior officials from relevant ministries were part of his delegation.

The focus of the visit of NSA Moeed Yusuf to Kabul on 29-30 January was on increasing facilitation in trade, transit, business and humanitarian engagement https://t.co/Gf0Ndo2j3C

— Mansoor Ahmad Khan (@ambmansoorkhan) January 30, 2022

Dr. Moeed Yousuf also held delegation-level meetings with other relevant Afghan ministers and senior officials dealing with humanitarian and economic issues.

During the visit, Pakistan offered Afghanistan capacity building and training support in multiple sectors including health, education, banking, customs, railways and aviation among others.

Afghanistan and Pakistan emphasized their commitment to ensuring peace and stability in both countries.

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