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ByJaved Hamim Kakar On Apr 04, 2017 - 19:48
KABUL (Pajhwok): Afghan and Pakistani military commanders on Tuesday spoke over a hotline contact and discussed issues relating to the border region.
The Pakistani military’s media wing, Inter-Services Public Relations said Corps Commander Southern Command Lieutenant General Amir Riaz and Afghan National Army's 205 Corps Commander Lieutenant General Daud Shah Wafadar spoke over the hotline.
They discussed issues relating to the Afghan-Pak border region and expressed satisfaction over the conversation the two had, the ISPR statement said.
It further added the two sides looked forward to such interactions in the future as well.
Lt. Gen. Wafadar confirmed to Pajhwok Afghan News his conversation with the Pakistani counterpart and said such contacts were beneficial in the fight against terrorism.
He hoped such contacts with the Pakistani side would continue. He also shared some of their concerns with the Pakistani side.
He said he informed the Pakistani official that constructing installations along the Durand Line without the consent of Afghanistan was unacceptable.
KABUL (Pajhwok): Afghan and Pakistani military commanders on Tuesday spoke over a hotline contact and discussed issues relating to the border region.
The Pakistani military’s media wing, Inter-Services Public Relations said Corps Commander Southern Command Lieutenant General Amir Riaz and Afghan National Army's 205 Corps Commander Lieutenant General Daud Shah Wafadar spoke over the hotline.
They discussed issues relating to the Afghan-Pak border region and expressed satisfaction over the conversation the two had, the ISPR statement said.
It further added the two sides looked forward to such interactions in the future as well.
Lt. Gen. Wafadar confirmed to Pajhwok Afghan News his conversation with the Pakistani counterpart and said such contacts were beneficial in the fight against terrorism.
He hoped such contacts with the Pakistani side would continue. He also shared some of their concerns with the Pakistani side.
He said he informed the Pakistani official that constructing installations along the Durand Line without the consent of Afghanistan was unacceptable.
