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Pakistan repatriates over 800,000 Afghans as March 31 deadline looms
Over 800,000 Afghans were repatriated from Pakistan by March 20 due to terrorism concerns. The government promises humane ...
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Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to continue bilateral ties, contacts
Pakistan Afghanistan relations, Mohammad Sadiq visit, Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Muttaqi, Nooruddin Azizi, Pak-Afghan trade ...
Pakistan, Afghan officials discuss issues in bilateral ties
Pakistan and Afghanistan officials discuss strained ties over militancy, trade, refugees, aiming to strengthen bilateral ...
Pakistan Uncertain On Afghan Refugee Repatriation As March 31 Deadline Nears, Causing Confusion
Islamabad: The Pakistan government has not set any guidelines as the deadline for the mass repatriation of Afghan refugees ...
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Pakistan firm on March 31 deadline for foreigners’ exit
The government had set March 31 as the deadline for ACC holders and illegal foreigners to leave Pakistan voluntarily. Afterwards, mass deportations will begin as per an official warning issued by the ...
Pakistan says it repatriated over 8 lakh Afghans residing illegally ahead of March 31 deadline
PESHAWAR: The process of repatriation of illegally residing Afghan nationals in Pakistan continued unabated as more than ...
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Strained Ties: Pakistan and Afghanistan's Diplomatic Dialogue in Kabul
Officials from Pakistan and Afghanistan met in Kabul for discussions aimed at enhancing bilateral relations amidst tensions ...
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Pakistan’s special representative visits Afghanistan amid border tensions
Sadiq Khan, Pakistan’s special representative for Afghanistan, has traveled to Kabul on the orders of Pakistan’s Foreign ...
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Pakistan and Afghanistan Commit to Strengthening Bilateral Relations
Ambassador Muhammad Sadiq Khan of Pakistan met with Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi to bolster bilateral relations. They discussed trade, transit issues, and the peaceful return of refugees.