ISLAMABAD: In a significant diplomatic development, Afghanistan has decided to appoint its ambassador to Pakistan, following Islamabad’s recent decision to post an ambassador to Kabul. The move marks a positive shift in bilateral relations between the two neighboring countries.
Welcoming Pakistan’s decision, the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that its chargé d’affaires in Islamabad will be elevated to the rank of ambassador. The ministry stated that this step will help strengthen ties between the two “brotherly nations.”
Pakistan’s decision to appoint an ambassador to Afghanistan comes after recent improvements in diplomatic engagements and mutual consultations. The move is being seen as a constructive step at the regional level.
According to diplomatic sources, this development could pave the way for direct dialogue between the two countries on key issues such as trade, security, and the status of Afghan refugees in Pakistan.
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