Afghan soil will not be used against Pakistan, NSA Moeed Yusuf assured during Kabul visit

[Norwegian]

Afghan soil will not be used against Pakistan, NSA Moeed Yusuf assured during Kabul visit​

Tahir KhanPublished January 29, 2022 - Updated about 3 hours ago

National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf is received by an Afghan official at Hamid Karzai International Airport, Kabul, Afghanistan. — Mansoor Ahmad Khan Twitter

Afghanistan acting Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi holds talks with the Pakistani delegation led by National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf in Kabul. — Photo courtesy Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan Twitter

Afghanistan acting Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi hosts a lunch for the Pakistani delegation led by National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf in Kabul. — Photo courtesy Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan Twitter

Afghanistan acting Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi assured on Saturday a high-level Pakistani delegation, led by National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf, that Afghan soil would not be used against its neighbours, including Pakistan.
A statement issued by the presidential palace in Kabul quoted Hanafi as saying: "The policy of the Islamic Emirate [of Afghanistan] is clear that that we will not allow anyone to use Afghan soil against [our] neighbours and other countries.
"We also want similar action from others,” he added while hosting the inter-ministerial delegation in the Afghan capital, which had arrived earlier in the day.
The assurance from the Taliban government in Kabul comes amid a spike in attacks by the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan — whose leadership is said to be headquartered in Afghanistan — in Pakistan after the group declined last month to extend a ceasefire with Islamabad.

Bilateral cooperation​

Separately, Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan tweeted that NSA Moeed Yusuf called on Hanafi and discussed the strengthening of brotherly relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan to promote trade, transit and connectivity.
In this regard, the statement by the presidential palace said Hanafi urged Pakistani business leaders and investors to invest in Afghanistan’s energy, mines and agriculture sectors.
He stressed the need for the implementation of major regional projects, including the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India gas pipeline (Tapi), Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan 500-kV Line (TAP-500) project and the Central Asia South Asia Electricity Transmission and Trade Project (CASA-1000), for the import of electricity from two Central Asian countries by Afghanistan and Pakistan.
“Pakistan and Afghanistan are two brotherly neighbouring countries which have historical, religious and brotherly relations and I am confident that the[se] friendly relations will be durable,” Hanafi said and thanked Pakistan for helping and hosting refugees from Afghanistan.
He said Afghanistan wanted good relations with Pakistan, based on mutual respect, and the promotion of trade and transit relations between the two countries.
For his part, NSA Yusuf emphasised that peace and stability could not be ensured without establishing economic relations and said the expansion of trade and transit ties were important for both countries.
“Pakistan is committed to the full implementation of major projects and both countries should form a team of private sector to hold talks about the expansion of health, education, trade, mines, information technology,” he said, according to the statement.
Both sides also discussed ways to ensure more facilities for Afghan passengers and patients at the Torkham and Spin Boldak gates, the statement further said.

Afghan soil will not be used against Pakistan, NSA Moeed Yusuf assured during Kabul visit

"We will not allow anyone to use Afghan soil against [our] neighbours and other countries," says Afghan acting deputy PM.

www.dawn.com

 

[PakSarZameen47]

Afghan soil will not be used against Pakistan, NSA Moeed Yusuf assured during Kabul visit​

Tahir KhanPublished January 29, 2022 - Updated about 3 hours ago

National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf is received by an Afghan official at Hamid Karzai International Airport, Kabul, Afghanistan. — Mansoor Ahmad Khan Twitter

Afghanistan acting Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi holds talks with the Pakistani delegation led by National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf in Kabul. — Photo courtesy Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan Twitter

Afghanistan acting Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi hosts a lunch for the Pakistani delegation led by National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf in Kabul. — Photo courtesy Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan Twitter

Afghanistan acting Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi assured on Saturday a high-level Pakistani delegation, led by National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf, that Afghan soil would not be used against its neighbours, including Pakistan.
A statement issued by the presidential palace in Kabul quoted Hanafi as saying: "The policy of the Islamic Emirate [of Afghanistan] is clear that that we will not allow anyone to use Afghan soil against [our] neighbours and other countries.
"We also want similar action from others,” he added while hosting the inter-ministerial delegation in the Afghan capital, which had arrived earlier in the day.
The assurance from the Taliban government in Kabul comes amid a spike in attacks by the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan — whose leadership is said to be headquartered in Afghanistan — in Pakistan after the group declined last month to extend a ceasefire with Islamabad.

Bilateral cooperation​

Separately, Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan tweeted that NSA Moeed Yusuf called on Hanafi and discussed the strengthening of brotherly relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan to promote trade, transit and connectivity.
In this regard, the statement by the presidential palace said Hanafi urged Pakistani business leaders and investors to invest in Afghanistan’s energy, mines and agriculture sectors.
He stressed the need for the implementation of major regional projects, including the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India gas pipeline (Tapi), Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan 500-kV Line (TAP-500) project and the Central Asia South Asia Electricity Transmission and Trade Project (CASA-1000), for the import of electricity from two Central Asian countries by Afghanistan and Pakistan.
“Pakistan and Afghanistan are two brotherly neighbouring countries which have historical, religious and brotherly relations and I am confident that the[se] friendly relations will be durable,” Hanafi said and thanked Pakistan for helping and hosting refugees from Afghanistan.
He said Afghanistan wanted good relations with Pakistan, based on mutual respect, and the promotion of trade and transit relations between the two countries.
For his part, NSA Yusuf emphasised that peace and stability could not be ensured without establishing economic relations and said the expansion of trade and transit ties were important for both countries.
“Pakistan is committed to the full implementation of major projects and both countries should form a team of private sector to hold talks about the expansion of health, education, trade, mines, information technology,” he said, according to the statement.
Both sides also discussed ways to ensure more facilities for Afghan passengers and patients at the Torkham and Spin Boldak gates, the statement further said.

Afghan soil will not be used against Pakistan, NSA Moeed Yusuf assured during Kabul visit

"We will not allow anyone to use Afghan soil against [our] neighbours and other countries," says Afghan acting deputy PM.

www.dawn.com

Only time will tell...

So far not so good

 

[Ali_Baba]

If the Afghans dont want to go after the terrorists themselves - that is fine - just let Pakistan...

 

[TheSnakeEatingMarkhur]

Afghan soil will not be used against Pakistan, NSA Moeed Yusuf assured during Kabul visit​

Tahir KhanPublished January 29, 2022 - Updated about 3 hours ago

National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf is received by an Afghan official at Hamid Karzai International Airport, Kabul, Afghanistan. — Mansoor Ahmad Khan Twitter

Afghanistan acting Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi holds talks with the Pakistani delegation led by National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf in Kabul. — Photo courtesy Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan Twitter

Afghanistan acting Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi hosts a lunch for the Pakistani delegation led by National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf in Kabul. — Photo courtesy Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan Twitter

Afghanistan acting Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi assured on Saturday a high-level Pakistani delegation, led by National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf, that Afghan soil would not be used against its neighbours, including Pakistan.
A statement issued by the presidential palace in Kabul quoted Hanafi as saying: "The policy of the Islamic Emirate [of Afghanistan] is clear that that we will not allow anyone to use Afghan soil against [our] neighbours and other countries.
"We also want similar action from others,” he added while hosting the inter-ministerial delegation in the Afghan capital, which had arrived earlier in the day.
The assurance from the Taliban government in Kabul comes amid a spike in attacks by the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan — whose leadership is said to be headquartered in Afghanistan — in Pakistan after the group declined last month to extend a ceasefire with Islamabad.

Bilateral cooperation​

Separately, Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan tweeted that NSA Moeed Yusuf called on Hanafi and discussed the strengthening of brotherly relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan to promote trade, transit and connectivity.
In this regard, the statement by the presidential palace said Hanafi urged Pakistani business leaders and investors to invest in Afghanistan’s energy, mines and agriculture sectors.
He stressed the need for the implementation of major regional projects, including the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India gas pipeline (Tapi), Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan 500-kV Line (TAP-500) project and the Central Asia South Asia Electricity Transmission and Trade Project (CASA-1000), for the import of electricity from two Central Asian countries by Afghanistan and Pakistan.
“Pakistan and Afghanistan are two brotherly neighbouring countries which have historical, religious and brotherly relations and I am confident that the[se] friendly relations will be durable,” Hanafi said and thanked Pakistan for helping and hosting refugees from Afghanistan.
He said Afghanistan wanted good relations with Pakistan, based on mutual respect, and the promotion of trade and transit relations between the two countries.
For his part, NSA Yusuf emphasised that peace and stability could not be ensured without establishing economic relations and said the expansion of trade and transit ties were important for both countries.
“Pakistan is committed to the full implementation of major projects and both countries should form a team of private sector to hold talks about the expansion of health, education, trade, mines, information technology,” he said, according to the statement.
Both sides also discussed ways to ensure more facilities for Afghan passengers and patients at the Torkham and Spin Boldak gates, the statement further said.

Afghan soil will not be used against Pakistan, NSA Moeed Yusuf assured during Kabul visit

"We will not allow anyone to use Afghan soil against [our] neighbours and other countries," says Afghan acting deputy PM.

www.dawn.com

Gobar Arya was like Taliban will not win against Kabul.

Then 5th floor drama.

Then he was saying watch how TTP will take half of Pakistan and Pakistanis were happy now they will not laugh at our investment loss and all that.

But now that Taliban are moving anti Pakistan TTP groups away from Pakistan there is chatter of another thing in india.

TTP being active in Gujrat,India. There was an Islamophobe killed they blamed TTP.

 

[RealNapster]

Afghan soil will not be used against Pakistan, NSA Moeed Yusuf assured during Kabul visit

O Bhai aisi assurance wahan se leky ani the. Ajeeb chutyapa chal Raha.

The policy of the Islamic Emirate [of Afghanistan] is clear that that we will not allow anyone to use Afghan soil against [our] neighbours and other countries

But if still our soil is being used against neighbouring country and it retaliates against that group. We will get an orgasm and let us remind you we don't like orgasms. It's haram.

 

[Trango Towers]

If the Afghans dont want to go after the terrorists themselves - that is fine - just let Pakistan...

I think they are considering the number of cockroaches that were exterminated recently

 

[maithil]

From a Pakistani Politician:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1487778040109273089

 

[PakSarZameen47]

From a Pakistani Politician:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1487778040109273089

Ah yes Afrasiab Khattak a commie stooge, sure anything he will have to say is reliable ...

 

[Riz]

From a Pakistani Politician:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1487778040109273089

From a Pakistani Politician:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1487778040109273089

Yes we have many pigs here who still crying out rivers since there aba india kicked out from Afghanistan by our lumber one agency

 

[waz]

From a Pakistani Politician:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1487778040109273089

Lol sure.....Try finding credible sources confirming what he said.

 

[SD 10]

From a Pakistani Politician:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1487778040109273089

you have to know this finished guy to understand?

 

[peagle]

Afghan soil will not be used against Pakistan, NSA Moeed Yusuf assured during Kabul visit​

Tahir KhanPublished January 29, 2022 - Updated about 3 hours ago

National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf is received by an Afghan official at Hamid Karzai International Airport, Kabul, Afghanistan. — Mansoor Ahmad Khan Twitter

Afghanistan acting Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi holds talks with the Pakistani delegation led by National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf in Kabul. — Photo courtesy Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan Twitter

Afghanistan acting Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi hosts a lunch for the Pakistani delegation led by National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf in Kabul. — Photo courtesy Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan Twitter

Afghanistan acting Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi assured on Saturday a high-level Pakistani delegation, led by National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf, that Afghan soil would not be used against its neighbours, including Pakistan.
A statement issued by the presidential palace in Kabul quoted Hanafi as saying: "The policy of the Islamic Emirate [of Afghanistan] is clear that that we will not allow anyone to use Afghan soil against [our] neighbours and other countries.
"We also want similar action from others,” he added while hosting the inter-ministerial delegation in the Afghan capital, which had arrived earlier in the day.
The assurance from the Taliban government in Kabul comes amid a spike in attacks by the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan — whose leadership is said to be headquartered in Afghanistan — in Pakistan after the group declined last month to extend a ceasefire with Islamabad.

Bilateral cooperation​

Separately, Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmad Khan tweeted that NSA Moeed Yusuf called on Hanafi and discussed the strengthening of brotherly relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan to promote trade, transit and connectivity.
In this regard, the statement by the presidential palace said Hanafi urged Pakistani business leaders and investors to invest in Afghanistan’s energy, mines and agriculture sectors.
He stressed the need for the implementation of major regional projects, including the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India gas pipeline (Tapi), Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan 500-kV Line (TAP-500) project and the Central Asia South Asia Electricity Transmission and Trade Project (CASA-1000), for the import of electricity from two Central Asian countries by Afghanistan and Pakistan.
“Pakistan and Afghanistan are two brotherly neighbouring countries which have historical, religious and brotherly relations and I am confident that the[se] friendly relations will be durable,” Hanafi said and thanked Pakistan for helping and hosting refugees from Afghanistan.
He said Afghanistan wanted good relations with Pakistan, based on mutual respect, and the promotion of trade and transit relations between the two countries.
For his part, NSA Yusuf emphasised that peace and stability could not be ensured without establishing economic relations and said the expansion of trade and transit ties were important for both countries.
“Pakistan is committed to the full implementation of major projects and both countries should form a team of private sector to hold talks about the expansion of health, education, trade, mines, information technology,” he said, according to the statement.
Both sides also discussed ways to ensure more facilities for Afghan passengers and patients at the Torkham and Spin Boldak gates, the statement further said.

Afghan soil will not be used against Pakistan, NSA Moeed Yusuf assured during Kabul visit

"We will not allow anyone to use Afghan soil against [our] neighbours and other countries," says Afghan acting deputy PM.

www.dawn.com

Separate from this Afghan mess. I hope they get their house in order very soon, and leave us alone.


Regarding Moeed,
He has truly lived up to "The right man for the right job" statement. He fits the role perfectly.

 

[maithil]

Ex-editor of Dawn..

https://twitter.com/x/status/1487726871307558913

Of course he could be lying as well.

 

[problemfreeleader]

Gobar Arya was like Taliban will not win against Kabul.

Then 5th floor drama.

Then he was saying watch how TTP will take half of Pakistan and Pakistanis were happy now they will not laugh at our investment loss and all that.

But now that Taliban are moving anti Pakistan TTP groups away from Pakistan there is chatter of another thing in india.

TTP being active in Gujrat,India. There was an Islamophobe killed they blamed TTP.

Imran Niazi pti became pm with support of invisible powers thy wanted to change fate fortune of Pakistani nation make it riyaste madina for naya new Pakistan but unfortunately nothing happened no promise fulfilled except eating foreign funds creating hype of corona first second third fourth so many layers still coming until Jewish policy fully collapse your collapsing economy already education business sector badly effected so many funds from so many countries no one know where it gone so many pti politicians involved in severe corruption but nab useless department will only act when they are not in government no recovery from previous corrupt political leaders on which imran pti promised 1000 times in dharna time but 0% recovery no improvement in justice system insaf slogan word is useless of pti heavy taxes imposed on poor nation in the form of utility bills daily need items car home medicines clothes onions tomato petrol cooking oils etc etc price change never heard in history cost of living become miserable for common person except imran lavish life style and his ministers including previous corrupt politicians sarkari official beurocrats on the hard earned money of public no infrastructure no roads repaired no new mega projects just playing making fun of already humiliated tortured nation since Musharraf time when every minute every where was suicide blast GOD bless SAVE Pakistan from Evil hands in the form of humans