KABUL (BNA) The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan will not allow anyone to use Afghanistan territory against other countries, particularly against its neighbors, but Pakistan claims that terrorists are using Afghanistan soil against Pakistan.
As the focus of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan’s foreign policy is neutrality and non-interference in the affairs of others, the leaders of IEA have repeatedly accentuated that they will not allow anyone to use Afghanistan’s territory against other countries, particularly against its neighbors.
Islamabad has claimed that Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militants are hiding on the other side of the Durand Line in Afghanistan and have carried out terrorist attacks against Pakistan from time to time.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has rejected Pakistan’s claim and has repeatedly called on Pakistan to resolve any problems and misunderstandings through constructive dialogue to ensure greater security in the region.
Although the dilemma between the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the Pakistani government is an internal matter, the IEA wants a healthy solution that benefits both the region and the people of Pakistan.
For Afghanistan, stability in Pakistan is valuable. The 2,570-kilometer border, the trade partnership, and the cultural, ethnic, and religious commonalities of the two countries.
The country has had a good position in international meetings in support of the Islamic Emirate and the people of Afghanistan and has hosted millions of Afghan refugees during the forty years of war in Afghanistan.
But adventures such as airstrikes and missiles, or pressure on Afghan refugees for political reasons, can hurt the hearts of the Afghan people, something that Pakistan should avoid, and as the Islamic Emirate says, problems and misunderstandings. Only those who are trying to maintain a tense place in South Asia to achieve their strategic goals will continue to benefit from the path of dialogue through dialogue.
Bakhtar News Agency
