Pakistan and Afghanistan today agreed for a joint action plan to improve border security, officials said.
Senior security officials of the two countries met at the Ministry of Defence in Kabul where Pakistan was represented by a six-member delegation led by Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) Major General Sahir Shamshad Mirza.
The officials discussed issues relating to "cross-border firing and attacks, counter-terrorism and coordinated actions on their respective sides along the border" and exchange of prisoners, the army said in a statement here.
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It was the first such meeting since US President Donald Trump's allegations that Pakistan harbours "agents of chaos".
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