Talking to newsmen here, he said Pakistan will extend help and assistance for the resumption of the dialogue process between Afghan government and Taliban if both will be ready to seek assistance from Pakistan.
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He said Pakistan wants that the level of insurgency and fighting among the Afghan Taliban should be reduced to ensure security in the region.
“Pakistan’s Ambassador to Kabul handed over the donation to Afghan Deputy Minister/Deputy Chairman of the Afghan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA) Aslam Sayas at Kabul Airport in the presence of other Afghan officials”, the release read.
Anti-Pakistan rhetoric in Afghanistan is at an all time high with Afghan Interior Minister Noorulhaq Uloomi telling the parliament in Kabul that “Pakistan continues to support terrorist groups (here) as in the past”.
While India wants to prevent Pakistan from regaining “preponderant” influence in present day Afghanistan, “it does not want to be saddled with the burden of helping secure Afghanistan” after the USA departure, the report adds. Pakistan had earlier facilitated and hosted the first round of peace process between Afghanistan Government and Taliban, but was later stalled after death of Taliban leader Mullah Omar.
“We know better that which weapon is necessary for Pakistan’s defence.” the adviser told reporters here on Monday.
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He said that climate change posed a bigger threat to Pakistan than terrorism.
