‌Both small and large passenger vehicles are now permitted to travel in both directions during daylight hours.

Sadiq described the meeting as productive and wide-ranging.

The group included 45 individuals and eight members of a single family.

The Taliban’s increasing restrictions on access to literature and education have drawn widespread criticism.

WFP says it would only be able to assist six million people during the upcoming winter season.

He described fostering "brotherly relations" between Pakistan and Afghanistan as one of the primary objectives of the visit.

“The president will host President Rahmon on the evening of December 24 at the Igora complex,” Ushakov said.

Sadiq reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to improving ties through collaboration.

The statement accused Asif of lacking knowledge of historical realities and described his remarks as "irresponsible."