Islamabad: Director of the US Central Intelligence Agency, William Burns, who called for the head of the Pakistani Army General Qamar Javan Javan Bajwa and Chief Hen Faiz Hameed in Rawalpindi on Thursday to discuss the situation that applies in Afghanistan.
The visit of Islamabad was burned a week after the head of the contents rushed to Kabul on a visit without notice where he met the Taliban leaders developed the formation of a new government there.
Inter-Serves Public Relations (ISPR), Pakistani military media arm, said that things that have common interest, regional security, and the situation that applies in Afghanistan are discussed at the meeting.
“It was repeated that Pakistan remained committed to working with its international partners for peace in this region and ensuring a stable and prosperous future for the Afghan people,” ISPR said in a statement.
Burns, said ISPR, appreciate the role of Pakistan in Afghanistan, including during successful evacuation operations, and its efforts towards regional stability.
Burns also promised that he would play his role in increasing diplomatic cooperation with Pakistan at all levels, ISPR said.
Burns have been the latest foreign reports to meet with Pakistani military brass in the past few days.
Some foreign officials have visited Pakistan after the takeover of the Taliban Afghanistan on August 15.
On Wednesday, the European Union Ambassador Androula Kaminara had met Bajwa’s genes.
On Monday, the Italian Foreign Minister had asked the army head and discussed the current situation in Afghanistan, as well as potential collaboration in ensuring humanitarian assistance for the ripped war.
These meetings were preceded by Top Diplomat visits from England and Germany.