Islamabad: Pakistani National Security Advisor Moeed Yusuf will lead the Inter-minister’s delegation to Afghanistan on Tuesday to discuss the border fence issues and take stock of state humanitarian needs torn with a media regime, according to a media report.
During his visit from January 18 to 19, Yusuf would discuss ways to channel humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan in line with the requirements of UN and international sanctions, officials told the dawn newspaper.
Concerns about the Afghan humanitarian crisis have been discussed at the United Nations to avoid the humanitarian crisis.
On January 13, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned that millions of Afghans were in “the threshold of death,” urging the international community to fund the attractiveness of the humanity of USD 5 billion United Nations, releasing the country’s frozen assets and reinstalling their banking system to prevent.
The main economic and social collapse.
One of the main challenges faced by Afghanistan is an almost complete exodus of skilled workers, which affects the health and infrastructure sector.
Pakistani officials said they planned to move Afghan refugees that had been educated and trained in Pakistan to Afghanistan.
The official said the border fence problem along the Durand line would also be discussed by Joseph in the midst of the difference between Islamabad and Kabul.
Pakistan has completed almost 90 percent of the fence work along the 2,670 km international border to stop the aisle that is easy for militants.
However, Afghanistan has opposed the demarcation of the boundary of the british age of the century that divided the family on both sides.
Last month, the video began to circulate on social media, it was said to show members of the Afghan Taliban to revoke a portion of the fence along the border, claiming that they were established in the Afghanistan region.