KABUL, March 3: We don’t need hospitals or roads from Pakistan. We need those policies to change which have caused destruction in the past decades and continue to do so, Hikmet Karzai, Afghanistan’s deputy foreigner minister told a delegation on the sidelines of a Pak-Afghan Track11/1.5 in Kabul;
According to the press release, Beyond Boundaries an initiative launched by an Islamabad based Center for Research and Security Studies (CRSS) – in partnership with its Afghan counterpart organization, DURAN Research and Analysis (DRA).
“No amount of funding, dams or hospitals will help the bilateral relationship as much a perceptible change in the policies that have harmed Pakistan as much as Afghanistan and we need to collectively fight the consequences of those policies, he underlined.-Agencies
We want policy changes, not hospitals: Afghan Dy. Foreign Minister
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