KABUL have been significantly reduced as a result of fruitful bilateral engagement, says the Afghan ambassador.
Omar Zakhilwal, addressing the China-Afghanistan-Pakistan: Engagement for Sustainable Growth on Tuesday, appeared upbeat about Kabul's security and trade-related talks with Islamabad.
He credited an improved environment for Monday's productive talks, where both sides agreed on the Afghanistan-Pakistan Action Plan for Peace and Solidarity (APAPPS) framework of dialogue formulated by Islamabad.
"It took us only . . .
