A Pak-Afghan border jirga was held at the Kharlachi Border Terminal in Kurram, with the support of the Pakistan Army. The meeting brought together tribal elders, local leaders, and traders from both countries to discuss matters of mutual interest.
During the jirga, the Afghan delegation visited the Pak-Afghan Bhai Chara Hospital at the border terminal. They expressed satisfaction with the medical facilities and praised the efforts to provide healthcare for border communities.
The Pak-Afghan border jirga emphasized the need to foster goodwill and strengthen practical cooperation between the two nations. Participants highlighted the importance of democratic values, the rule of law, and collaborative initiatives to improve the local population’s quality of life.
Tribal elders and officials proposed creating employment opportunities for residents along the border. Both sides agreed to expand cooperation in key areas, including trade, healthcare, and infrastructure development. These measures aim to boost regional stability and economic growth.
The jirga also recommended holding such meetings regularly to maintain dialogue and address emerging challenges. Pakistan reiterated its commitment to friendly relations with Afghanistan and highlighted the role of border communities in promoting peace.
Officials described the event as a successful platform for dialogue, noting that the Pak-Afghan border jirga helps build trust and strengthens ties at the grassroots level. Observers said that continued engagement between border communities could play a pivotal role in improving bilateral relations.
This gathering reflects a shared desire to enhance collaboration, reduce tensions, and support socio-economic development along the Pak-Afghan border. Experts believe that regular jirgas will contribute to long-term stability and prosperity for both nations.
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