Grandi was of the view that Pakistan has had played a vital role for 40 years and we fully fathom the position of Pakistan.


Islamabad: The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, has urged Pakistan to accept new Afghan Refugees even if they don’t have proper documentation as they could be at risk.
“The future was full of uncertainties and risks, but it was important that “we in the international community continue to engage with Taliban in order to go forward and save Afghanistan and the region from disaster,” says the commissioner.
Grandi was of the view that Pakistan has had played a vital role for 40 years and we fully fathom the position of Pakistan.
Filippo also said that the world should support the functioning of the Afghanistan state and its institutions.

ECC approves final Reko Diq agreements
- 3 hours ago
US-UK sign major technology partnership during President Trump's visit
- 5 hours ago
Qatar plans ICC case over Israeli airstrike on Doha building
- 2 hours ago
Israeli aggression continues in Gaza as 48 more Palestinians martyred
- 2 hours ago

Flood threat rises in Sindh as water flow increases at Sukkur and Kotri Barrages
- 4 hours ago
50 Sudanese migrants killed as boat capsizes off Lebanon coast
- 5 hours ago
Rupee strengthens against dollar in interbank and open markets
- 5 hours ago

Tragic electrocution claims lives of father and son in Karachi
- 2 hours ago

Google Discover feed gets major upgrade with social media posts and shorts
- 3 hours ago
Drone from Yemen crashes near hotel in Israeli city of Eilat
- an hour ago
Trump says he disagrees with UK on recognising Palestinian state
- 3 hours ago

Over 140,000 students register for MDCAT 2025
- an hour ago