Afghan Border Police delegation calls on CGS at GHQ
RAWALPINDI: A high level delegation of the Afghan Border Police (ABP) led by Lieutenant General Shafiq Fazli, Commander ABP, visited General Headquarters today (Monday) and met Chief of General Staff (CGS) Lieutenant General Ishfaq Nadeem Ahmad.
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) branch of the Pakistan Army, matters related to border security and measures to enhance the existing border
By ONLINE
January 26, 2015
RAWALPINDI: A high level delegation of the Afghan Border Police (ABP) led by Lieutenant General Shafiq Fazli, Commander ABP, visited General Headquarters today (Monday) and met Chief of General Staff (CGS) Lieutenant General Ishfaq Nadeem Ahmad.
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) branch of the Pakistan Army, matters related to border security and measures to enhance the existing border coordination mechanism were discussed.
The visit of Afghan delegation is part of a series of meetings planned on both sides of the border following recent visits of COAS to Afghanistan and his meetings with senior Afghan civil and military leaders.
These visits are aimed at boosting military to military cooperation between the two armies.
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) branch of the Pakistan Army, matters related to border security and measures to enhance the existing border coordination mechanism were discussed.
The visit of Afghan delegation is part of a series of meetings planned on both sides of the border following recent visits of COAS to Afghanistan and his meetings with senior Afghan civil and military leaders.
These visits are aimed at boosting military to military cooperation between the two armies.
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