US Secretary of State John Kerry called Afghan President Hamid Karzai ahead of the latter's visit to India this week.
"They discussed the joint progress on the bilateral security agreement, border issues and the status of the ongoing peace process," the State Department spokesperson, Jen Psaki, told reporters yesterday.
"Kerry also affirmed that he and President Karzai remain committed to the same goal of a stable, sovereign Afghanistan, responsible for its own security and able to ensure that it can never again be a safe haven for terrorists," Psaki said.
This was the first phone call between the two leaders after the recently held Pakistan general elections.
