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Pakistan stays dedicated to Afghanistan’s stability: COAS

Andreas Papastavrou, Greek Ambassador to Pakistan and COAS Gen Qamar Bajwa at GHQ
Chief of Military Workers (COAS) Normal Qamar Javed Bajwa on Tuesday reaffirmed Pakistan’s dedication to cooperate with its worldwide companions for peace within the area and making certain a steady and affluent future for Afghan individuals.

The military chief made these remarks in a gathering with Andreas Papastavrou, Greek Ambassador to Pakistan who paid a farewell name to Gen Qamar at GHQ, in line with a press release issued by the Inter-Companies Public Relations (ISPR).

Throughout the assembly, issues of mutual curiosity, regional safety scenario particularly present scenario in Afghanistan and cooperation in varied fields had been mentioned, the army’s media wing added.

The military chief as soon as once more confused upon the necessity for international convergence on Afghanistan and honest efforts to avert a looming humanitarian disaster. “[The] COAS thanked the visiting dignitary for his providers in Pakistan and acknowledged his contributions for fostering sturdy ties between the 2 international locations,” in line with the ISPR.

The outgoing Greek envoy appreciated Pakistan’s position in Afghan scenario, particular efforts for border administration, position in regional stability and pledged to maintain working for higher relations between the 2 international locations.

Earlier this month, US Particular Consultant for Afghanistan Thomas West referred to as on Normal Qamar and mentioned the present safety scenario in Afghanistan, moreover alternatives of bilateral cooperation and issues of mutual curiosity.

ISPP had quoted the military chief as saying that the “world and the area couldn’t afford an unstable Afghanistan”, as he confused the necessity for international convergence to avert a looming humanitarian disaster.