Reviving High-Level Pak-Afghan Talks for Regional Stability
- JCC Meeting Resumes After 15 Months
The 7th Pakistan-Afghanistan Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) session was held in Kabul, following the last one in Islamabad in January 2024. - Terrorism and Border Tensions Discussed
Talks focused on increased TTP activities, forced repatriation of Afghan refugees, and border violations by Afghan forces. - Senior Delegations Participated
Pakistan’s delegation was led by Muhammad Sadiq, while Afghanistan’s was led by Deputy Defence Minister Mullah Abdul Qayyum Zakir. - Trade Agreements Under Review
Afghan Minister Nooruddin Azizi will soon visit Pakistan to discuss tariff reductions, trade facilitation, and a revised transit agreement. - Joint Approach to Conflict Resolution
Both sides agreed on practical steps to resolve border issues and improve facilities for people on both sides.
Summary:
Pakistan and Afghanistan have resumed high-level diplomatic engagement to address key regional challenges, including security, trade, and border disputes. After a 15-month gap, the JCC meeting marked a significant step towards conflict resolution and regional cooperation. Upcoming trade-focused visits and policy revisions may pave the way for long-term economic development and peace in the region.
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