Imran Khan, Ashraf Ghani hold bilateral talks in Kabul

Imran Khan, Ashraf Ghani hold bilateral talks in Kabul
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KABUL, Nov 19 (APP): Prime Minister Imran Khan and Afghanistan’s President Ashraf Ghani met in Kabul on Thursday and discussed ways to strengthen ties between their countries.

The meeting focused on further deepening the fraternal bilateral relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan, the Afghan peace process, and regional economic development and connectivity.

The two sides discussed the prospects of resumption of peace in Afghanistan following the Doha peace agreement inked between the United States and Taliban.

President Ghani and Prime Minister Khan agreed to strengthen bilateral relations as the people of Pakistan and Afghanistan were linked through immutable bonds of history, faith, culture, kinship, values and traditions.

Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Ashraf Ghani leading delegation level talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan - Kabul

Imran Khan expressed confidence that his visit would help foster a stronger and multi-faceted relationship between the two brotherly countries.

 

Reported by Shumaila Andleeb

By Shumaila Andleeb

Shumaila Andleeb; Senior Reporter at Associated Press of Pakistan; covering the beats of President, Prime Minister, Foreign Office, and Special Assignments.

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