Khalilzad, Gen Scott Miller call on COAS
RAWALPINDI: US Special Representative for Afghan Reconciliation Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad and Commander Resolute Support
Mission in Afghanistan General Austin Scott Miller called on Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa at the GHQ here on Tuesday. According to ISPR, the two sides discussed matters of mutual interest and overall regional security situation, including Afghan refugees issue and Afghan reconciliation process.
Gen Bajwa emphasised that amidst COVID-19 situation, the track of hard-earned achievements for Afghan peace process and peace and stability in the region should not be lost.
He also updated the visitors on Pakistan efforts for peace and Prime Minister Imran Khan's call for international community to help alleviate the issues confronting developing world in present circumstances.
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