Pakistan Not had full Cooperation with Afghanistan in Fight against Terrorism: Abdullah
Afghanistan CEO Abdullah Abdullah met with Britain foreign minister Boris Johnson late Monday in Kabul.
Afghanistan CEO Abdullah Abdullah met with Britain foreign minister Boris Johnson late Monday in Kabul.
During the meeting, Mr Abdullah said that Pakistan has not had necessary cooperation with Afghanistan in the fight against terrorism.
CEO Abdullah expressed gratitude to the presence and assistance of Britain with the government and people of Afghanistan, calling for the continuation and expansion of aids and relations between the two countries.
Mr Abdullah also presented a clear image of political-security status and Afghanistan’s regional relations.
Pointing to the Afghanistan-Pakistan relations, Abdullah said that despite the optimism, Pakistan has not had the necessary cooperation with Afghanistan in the fight against terrorism.
Both sides discussed the security situation, relations with Pakistan, peace talks, reforms within the National Unity Government and holding transparent and credible elections.
