Pakistan's Envoy to Kabul, Asif Durrani, underlined that ties between the two Asian Islamic neighbors have not been suspended despite the former's recent air strikes, the Afghan embassy in Islamabad said in a statement.
As per the official release, Durrani held talks with Sardar Ahmad Shakib, who serves as the Charge d'Affaires of Afghanistan's diplomatic mission in Islamabad.
The two diplomats discussed matters related to differences over the Durand Line - the de facto border between the two nations.
Interestingly, Afghanistan does not recognize the Durand Line.
Moreover, it should be remembered that Durrani's interaction with the Taliban* leadership is crucial to calming down tensions between the two former allies, especially after Pakistan conducted unilateral military action against the banned terror outfit Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP**) hideouts in Afghanistan at the start of this week.
*under UN sanctions
**terror outfit banned in Russia and other states