Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar received a phone call Wednesday night from German Foreign Minister Dr. Johann Wadephul, said the Foreign Office on Thursday.
The two leaders repeated their obligation to further strengthen “mutually advantageous cooperation and understood the importance of high -level contacts”.
Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar @Mishaqdar50Received a call last night from the German Foreign Minister, Dr. Johann Wadephul @Assenminde.
The two leaders confirmed their decision to further strengthen mutually advantageous bilateral cooperation and … pic.twitter.com/zygn1nthzv
– Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Pakistan (@ForeignOfficepk) August 28, 2025
The two leaders also discussed their views on regional issues.
The German Foreign Ministry had previously announced that it would lift its ban on entry by Afghan citizens after growing legal pressure at home and a deportation pressure of Pakistan.
About 2,000 Afghans were approved for moving to Germany under a program for people considered in danger during the Taliban government. These 2,000 individuals have been stranded in Pakistan for several months after Berlin stopped the initiative in the middle of a promise to limit migration.
The decision to resume migration came after several litigation was filed by groups and affected Afghan individuals who questioned the freezer.
This decision CAMES in the middle of Pakistan’s steps to exhibit Afghan refugees prior to the deadline of September 1, which includes the part of Germany’s relocation program.
