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Pak-Afghan officials agree to establish joint working group on security
By Ghanizada - Thu Jun 26 2014, 10:41 pm
Afghanistan and Pakistan have agreed to establish a joint working group on security in a bid to enhance security coordination between the two nations.
The agreement was reached between the two nations on Thursday, following Afghan national security advisor, Dr. Rangin Dadfar Sapnta’s visit to Islamabad.
A meeting will be held between Afghan and Pakistani officials on joint security group in Islamabad on Thursday, 3 July 2014.
The Pakistani Prime Minister’s office, following a statement, said Dr. Rangin dadfar Spanta delivered Afghan President Karzai’s letter to Premier Nawaz Sharif during the talks.
“Both sides agreed on the need to take action against all terrorists without making any distinction among them and their hideouts on their respective sides”, the statement said.
The two sides emphasized on closer cooperation and coordination at institutional level to deal with this common menace.
Spanta was accompanied by a delegation of high level government officials including senior officials from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Defence, Afghan intelligence – National Directorate of Security (NDS), and Afghan National Security Council.
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Afghanistan and Pakistan have agreed to establish a joint working group on security in a bid to enhance security coordination between the two nations.The agreement was reached between the two nations on Thursday, following Afghan national security advisor, Dr. Rangin Dadfar Sapnta’s visit to Islamabad.
A meeting will be held between Afghan and Pakistani officials on joint security group in Islamabad on Thursday, 3 July 2014.
The Pakistani Prime Minister’s office, following a statement, said Dr. Rangin dadfar Spanta delivered Afghan President Karzai’s letter to Premier Nawaz Sharif during the talks.
“Both sides agreed on the need to take action against all terrorists without making any distinction among them and their hideouts on their respective sides”, the statement said.
The two sides emphasized on closer cooperation and coordination at institutional level to deal with this common menace.
Spanta was accompanied by a delegation of high level government officials including senior officials from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Defence, Afghan intelligence – National Directorate of Security (NDS), and Afghan National Security Council.
