Pakistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, Mohammad Sadiq Khan, held talks with a UNAMA delegation in Islamabad regarding regional security challenges. The discussions centered on “cross-border terrorism” and the threats posed by groups allegedly operating from within Afghanistan.
During the meeting with UN humanitarian officials, both sides stressed the importance of ensuring that Afghan soil is not used against other nations. Sadiq Khan highlighted the need for coordinated regional and international efforts to effectively counter these persisting security risks.
The agenda also covered human rights, trade, and sustainable economic development in the region. This dialogue underscores the continuing concern among neighbors and international bodies regarding stability and the potential for spillover effects from the situation in Afghanistan.
