ISLAMABAD: A high level Pakistani delegation, including the Director General of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Lt. General Faiz Hameed, and the foreign secretary, Sohail Mahmood, visited Kabul on Monday to discuss the recent developments, including the harassment of Pakistani diplomats in Afghanistan’s capital city, said an official source in the foreign ministry in Islamabad.

“The delegation had productive meetings with Afghanistan’s National Security Adviser Hamdullah Mohib, Director General of National Directorate of Security and Acting Foreign Minister Idris Zaman,” the official said, adding that the two sides agreed to form a technical committee to look into the harassment of Pakistani diplomats.

Apart from that, several other “aspects of the Pakistan-Afghanistan bilateral relations also came under discussion,” he continued.

“It was agreed to hold the next Afghanistan-Pakistan Action Plan for Peace and Solidarity meeting in Kabul in December 2019,” the official informed.

Pakistan’s embassy in Kabul indefinitely closed its consular office on November 3 due to security reasons, as the country’s diplomatic staff complained of being “obstructed on the road” and claiming that “embassy vehicles were also hit by motorcycles,” according to a recent statement issued by the foreign office of Pakistan.