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Pakistan links Afghan trade resumption to border security, notes progress in Doha talks
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Friday ruled out the resumption of bilateral and transit trade with Afghanistan until the border security situation improves between the two neighbors, even as it expressed cautious optimism about the ongoing peace efforts and upcoming round of talks in Istanbul. Addressing a media briefing in Islamabad, Foreign Office Spokesperson Tahir Hussain Andrabi said Pakistan has been engaging with the Taliban regime through diplomatic channels, citing the Oct. 18 Doha talks and the next round of negotiations scheduled to be held in Istanbul starting tomorrow.
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Pakistan resumes Afghan transit trade after 10-day suspension: report
Pakistan resumes Afghan transit trade after a 10-day suspension, clearing stranded vehicles in a phased operation following a ceasefire agreement.
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arabnews.com
Pakistan links Afghan trade resumption to border security, notes progress in Doha talks
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Friday ruled out the resumption of bilateral and transit trade with Afghanistan until the border security situation improves between the two neighbors, even…
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