, Pakistan has shown signs of cooperating with Afghanistan to stop the flow of unwanted Taliban militants across a shared border in past months and this must continue, Afghan President Hamid Karzai said on Feb. 14.
Karzai, speaking after talks with Prime Minister Tony Blair, said security in Afghanistan had improved since September.
“We see signs of that cooperation emerging in a more clear way, in a more determined way. We will continue to seek that,” Karzai told a news conference when asked about the inflow of militants from Pakistan.
“We have been fairly secure since September last year.”
Afghanistan and Pakistan have been at odds over the porous, 2,500 kilometer (1,500 mile) common border that has become a major front line in the U.S.-led war on terrorism and Karzai has been critical of Pakistan
