ISLAMABAD – The Afghan embassy has disclosed that Pakistan is seeking to deport all Afghan refugees residing within its borders.

This move has raised significant concerns, as it could affect millions of Afghans who have sought refuge in Pakistan over the years due to ongoing conflicts and instability in Afghanistan.

The embassy’s statement highlights that Pakistani authorities are intensifying efforts to repatriate Afghan nationals, which may lead to increased challenges for those who have been living in Pakistan, many of whom have established lives and communities there.

The announcement has led to calls for dialogue between the two nations to address humanitarian issues and the rights of Afghan refugees.

Advocates for refugees are urging the international community to intervene and support these individuals during what could be a troubling transition.

This situation emphasizes the importance of cooperative relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan, as both countries navigate complex political and social landscapes.

As the timeline for potential deportations remains unclear, the immediate impact on the Afghan refugee population is a pressing concern that will need to be monitored closely in the coming months.

Discussions are expected to intensify as stakeholders on both sides assess the implications of such a policy on Afghan nationals who have fled dire circumstances in their home country.