At the time of major developments in Afghanistan, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi may visit neighboring countries to gain their trust.

At an important stage of the transfer of power in Afghanistan, Pakistan decided to allow its neighbors to trust.

According to sources, Foreign Minister Qureshi will visit Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Iran from August 25th to 27th. The foreign minister will discuss the situation in Afghanistan and the key stage of the transfer of power with the governments of neighboring countries.

The source added that arrangements are being made for the upcoming visit of the Foreign Minister.

Earlier in the day, Prime Minister Imran Khan expressed his strong support and solidarity with the brotherly Afghan people, who are connected with the Pakistani people through the unalterable bond of faith, history, geography, culture, and blood relationship.

He made the statement while meeting with a delegation of Afghan political leaders in Islamabad.

Prime Minister Imran Khan expressed his strong support and solidarity with the brotherly Afghan people, who are connected with the Pakistani people through the unalterable bond of faith, history, geography, culture and blood relationship.

The Prime Minister emphasized that no other country desires peace and stability in Afghanistan more than Pakistan.

He said that under the current situation, Afghan leaders shoulder major responsibilities and must work together constructively to lead Afghanistan on the path of sustainable peace, stability and development.

Prime Minister Khan emphasized the importance of all parties working to ensure an inclusive political solution.

Imran Khan reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to peace and stability in Afghanistan and pledged Pakistan’s firm support for efforts in this direction.