Key Takeaways
- Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, calls for concrete action.
- Action is needed to prevent Afghan soil from being used for terrorism against Pakistan.
- Meeting of the OIC Contact Group on Afghanistan discussed the issue.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, has called for verifiable action against terrorism emanating from Afghan soil, stressing the need for concrete measures to prevent such activities from affecting neighboring countries, particularly Pakistan.
During a meeting of the OIC Contact Group on Afghanistan, held on Tuesday, Dar highlighted the importance of ensuring that Afghan territory is not used as a base for terrorist activities targeting Pakistan.
The OIC Contact Group, which includes representatives from various member states, convened to discuss strategies and measures to address the ongoing security concerns in Afghanistan.
Dar emphasized that any action taken should be transparent and verifiable, ensuring that the international community can monitor and assess the effectiveness of the measures implemented.
The meeting underscored the need for cooperation between Pakistan and Afghanistan to address the shared security challenges posed by terrorism.
While the exact details of the discussions were not disclosed, it is understood that the group agreed to continue working towards a comprehensive solution to the issue.
The OIC Contact Group has been actively engaged in addressing the complex security situation in Afghanistan, with a focus on preventing the use of Afghan soil for terrorist activities.
Pakistan has long been advocating for a more robust international response to the threat posed by terrorist groups operating from Afghan territory.
The call for verifiable action reflects Pakistan's commitment to ensuring that any measures taken are effective and transparent, thereby contributing to regional stability and security.
