Afghan administration should stop its land from being used for terrorism: FO
Pakistan while expressing concern over support being provided to terror groups in Afghanistan has said Afghan administration should stop its land from being used for terrorism.
“Terrorism is grave threat for both of the countries.There should be immediate ceasefire in Gaza, this was said by
Foreign Office Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch in her weekly news briefing here Thursday.
She said Pakistan on several occasions have shared with Afghan authorities concrete evidence regarding the terror groups.
We have grave concerns over safe havens of terror groups in Afghanistan, she added.
She hoped the Afghan authorities will consider terrorism as a serious threat not just to the region but to their own security and fulfill their obligations under various international agreements including Doha agreement.
The spokesperson regretted the result of last night’s vote at the UN Security Council and its inability to reach consensus on the resolution calling for ceasefire in Gaza. She reiterated Pakistan’s call for an immediate, unconditional and permanent ceasefire, unhindered access to humanitarian assistance and full support to UN Relief and Works Agency and its mandated humanitarian activities.
Alluding to the plight of children in Indian Illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, the spokesperson urged the international community to stand up for their rights and demand an end to their sufferings.
She said Pakistan will continue to extend political, moral and diplomatic support to their Kashmiri brothers and sisters for the just and peaceful settlement of Jammu and Kashmir dispute in accordance with the UN Security Council Resolutions.
She held special envoy of China for Afghanistan and special envoy of Russian federation for Afghanistan recently visited Pakistan and they held meetings with additional secretary Afghanistan and West Asia Ahmad Naseem Warraich . Our joint security group with China is already there.
UAE has not imposed any visa restriction on Pakistanis.
