Islamabad, MINA – Pakistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, Mohammad Sadiq Khan, met with a UNAMA delegation in Islamabad to discuss cross-border terrorism and regional security challenges on Thursday.
The meeting was attended by UN Humanitarian Coordinator Indrika Ratwatte and the head of UNAMA in Islamabad, focusing on security developments, trade, and issues of regional cooperation, Khaama Press reported.
Sadiq Khan said both sides emphasized the importance of ensuring that Afghan territory is not used against other countries and highlighted the need for a coordinated regional response to emerging threats.
Participants also stressed continued cooperation in humanitarian coordination, counter-terrorism efforts, regional stability, and sustainable economic development across the region.
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Separately, a UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights also held discussions with Sadiq Khan on the human rights situation in Afghanistan and ongoing humanitarian concerns.
Pakistani and UN officials have repeatedly engaged in dialogue on Afghanistan’s stability since the Taliban’s takeover, amid concerns over militant activities and humanitarian challenges.[]
Mi’raj News Agency (MINA)
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