Pakistan’s problems with Prempurs for Afghanistan informed Monday of a Senate Panel that the relationship with Afghanistan was expected to improve as visits at high level visits to ease tensions were planned.

Special broadcast for Afghanistan ambassador to Muhammad Sadie was invited by the Senate’s Standing Committee for Foreign Affairs to inform its members of the relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Sadiq traveled to Kabul last month as part of the efforts to reset the troubled relationship and find a solution to the long -standing question of terrorism on Afghan Earth.

The top house session, chairman of Senator Irfan Siddiqui, was held behind closed doors.

“Just informed the Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs in a match in the camera about the situation in Afghanistan and the challenges facing our bilateral connections.

A sincere and constructive discussion about regional development and the path ahead of Pakistan-Afghanistan connections was a great learning experience, “Sadiq said in a statement published at X after the meeting.

Meanwhile, the chairman of the Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Irfan Siddiqui, journalists, said there were expectations of improvement in the bilateral relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

He said Sadiq Khan informed the senate’s standing committee that visits at a high level were planned in the near future.

Irfan said the visits will help revive the process of bilateral conversations. He said Ambassador Sadiq shared with the committee that the issue of forbidden Tehreek-E-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) was taken up with the Afghan authorities.

The committee also decided to convene another meeting on the Afghanistan question.

Meanwhile, the Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi expressed at a meeting with Pakistan’s Chargé d’Affaires Ubaid-Ur-Rehman Nizamani in Kabul’s regret over “forced deportation of Afghan refugees and the unpleasant treatment of certain quarters”.

He described the current abuse as provocative and harmful to the relationship between the two countries and called for an end to such acts, according to the declaration of the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

According to the Afghan spokesman for the Foreign Ministry Hafiz Zia Ahmad, the Pakistani diplomat said he understands the concerns of the Islamic Emirate and will share the case with the relevant authorities.

The statement also mentioned that extensive discussions were held on political and economic affairs between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Both sides emphasized the need for effective mutual measures and the exchange of high -level delegations.

Pakistan began deporting undocumented Afghans in October 2023. In the second phase, however, the authorities are those who hold Afghan Citizen Card. Islamabad has defended the move and states that it cannot host them indefinitely.