KABUL, the US, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have agreed on a joint fight against terrorism and choking their financial sources, an official said on Sunday.
Qader Shan, the National Security Council (NSC) spokesman and head of the strategic affairs division, told Pajhwok Afghan News national security advisors from the four countries met in Washington on Saturday.
NSA Hanif Atmar represented Afghanistan at the meeting, which conferred on terrorism, the Afghan peace process and economic cooperation in . . .
