Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson Qazi Khalilullah has assured Afghanistan that in terrorism, they had common enemies, and sought the latter's cooperation.
According to the Express Tribune, Khalilullah's statement came in response to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani's remark that Pakistan sends 'messages of war' and harbours bomb making camps.
Ghani spoke a day after he held talks with the Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif over the phone to discuss the possibility of resumption of peace process between Kabul and the Afghan Taliban.
Khaliullah said that Pakistan and Afghanistan were brotherly and neighbouring countries that enjoy close and cooperative relations.
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