A high-level Pakistani delegation will visit Afghanistan today to hold consultations with Afghan officials on important issues, including border matters and bilateral trade.
According to sources, the delegation will also be expected to discuss the One Document Regime in detail. The meetings will focus on improving border arrangements, trade cooperation and the movement system.
Sources say that the visit was pre-planned and has nothing to do with the recent closure of the Torkham border or the current tensions.
The Pakistani delegation will hold various meetings with Afghan officials in which bilateral cooperation and confidence-building measures will also be discussed.
It may be recalled that two days ago both the countries signed a ceasefire agreement in Doha, following a conflict on the Durand Line for several days.
Both the countries will hold the next phase of negotiation in Istanbul next week. Pakistan has demanded the Taliban regime stop helping TTP in terrorist attacks against the South Asian country.
