General John R. Allen, Commander of the International
Security Assistance Force who arrived in Islamabad on June 27 and met
with General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff for
constructive military-to-military talks.
According a joint statement of Pakistan Army and Isaf issued by Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) here on Friday, during this visit, the commanders specifically discussed the mutual progress being made to eliminate terrorism, combat extremism and ensure that both Pakistan and Afghanistano territory is no longer used as safe haven for cross border attacks.
The commanders also discussed current operational realities.
This visit helped advance our efforts to achieve the regional stability.
The meeting provided us perfect opportunity to refocus our attention on our continuing efforts to eliminate the corrosive effects of extremists operating on both sides of the border, General Allen said.
The purpose of this trip was to build on the positive momentum established during last month’s meeting of the Afghanistan-Pakistan-ISAF Tripartite Commission.
During May’s Tripartite gathering, the first such discussion in nearly a year, commanders and key staff discussed issues of tactical, operational and strategic importance including cross-border cooperation.
The meeting served as an opportunity to renew everyone desire to address topics and issues of mutual importance, it concluded.
According a joint statement of Pakistan Army and Isaf issued by Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) here on Friday, during this visit, the commanders specifically discussed the mutual progress being made to eliminate terrorism, combat extremism and ensure that both Pakistan and Afghanistano territory is no longer used as safe haven for cross border attacks.
The commanders also discussed current operational realities.
This visit helped advance our efforts to achieve the regional stability.
The meeting provided us perfect opportunity to refocus our attention on our continuing efforts to eliminate the corrosive effects of extremists operating on both sides of the border, General Allen said.
The purpose of this trip was to build on the positive momentum established during last month’s meeting of the Afghanistan-Pakistan-ISAF Tripartite Commission.
During May’s Tripartite gathering, the first such discussion in nearly a year, commanders and key staff discussed issues of tactical, operational and strategic importance including cross-border cooperation.
The meeting served as an opportunity to renew everyone desire to address topics and issues of mutual importance, it concluded.
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