WASHINGTON (Pajhwok): Afghanistan needed to update its policy, which had been stuck in the past.
Addressing a Washington audience, he said: “It's 2016 now. A different time from the 1970s and perhaps some of (Pakistani) policies are stuck in that era,” Mohib said at the Hudson Institute, a top American think-tank.
In response to to a question on Af-Pak relationship, Mohib said the administration of President Ashraf Ghani, soon after coming to power, had reached out to Pakistan.
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