Islamabad: Pakistani National Security Advisor (NSA) Moeed Yufuf will lead a delegation between high-ministers to Kabul on Tuesday for a two-day trip to talk about bilateral issues and focus on Islamabad’s efforts to avoid the humanitarian crisis in war -tornation, a media report said by saying officials.
“Yusuf directed coordination cells between Afghanistan Afghanistan (AICC) to distribute Pakistani humanitarian and economic assistance to Afghanistan in a way that helped the Afghan authority in combating their main challenges while adhering to the requirements of UN and international sanctions,” Dawn news report said at the end of the week.
Officials informed said that the purpose of the visit was to ensure “economic needs, and the construction of Afghanistan”.
Dawn News Report said “the main sector of Pakistani cooperation with Afghanistan including health, higher education, humanitarian aid provision, and increased trade / business contacts”.
Meanwhile, the government led by the Taliban in Kabul has not yet confirmed a visit that comes because of the boiling tension between the two countries above the Durand line, the de-facto border between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Pakistan maintains that the 2,670 km international border fence is very important for the security of the state border and national interests because it will help curb the terrorist gate, which entered the country from Afghanistan and carried out attacks in the country.
On the other hand, the Taliban leadership has been very clear with its position at the Durand line.
Never agreed to the existence of the Durand line when they claimed that demarcation occupying Afghan land.