<p>Dr Abdullah Abdullah, the Chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation of Afghanistan, will arrive in Pakistan on Monday on a three-day visit to discuss the Afghan peace process as well as bilateral ties, the Foreign Office said on Sunday.</p>.<p>Abdullah, who would be accompanied by a high-level delegation, will call on Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Arif Alvi.</p>.<p>"The visit will provide an opportunity for wide-ranging exchange of views on the Afghan peace process and strengthening of Pakistan-Afghanistan bilateral relations and people-to-people interaction," the Foreign Office said.</p>.<p>This is Dr Abdullah’s first visit to Pakistan in his capacity as Chairman of HCNR, it said.</p>.<p>He will also meet Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjarani, National Assembly Speaker Asad Qaiser, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and other officials during his stay in Pakistan.</p>.<p>During a telephonic conversation with Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani on Friday, Khan reaffirmed Pakistan's steadfast support to the Afghan peace process.</p>
<p>Dr Abdullah Abdullah, the Chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation of Afghanistan, will arrive in Pakistan on Monday on a three-day visit to discuss the Afghan peace process as well as bilateral ties, the Foreign Office said on Sunday.</p>.<p>Abdullah, who would be accompanied by a high-level delegation, will call on Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Arif Alvi.</p>.<p>"The visit will provide an opportunity for wide-ranging exchange of views on the Afghan peace process and strengthening of Pakistan-Afghanistan bilateral relations and people-to-people interaction," the Foreign Office said.</p>.<p>This is Dr Abdullah’s first visit to Pakistan in his capacity as Chairman of HCNR, it said.</p>.<p>He will also meet Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjarani, National Assembly Speaker Asad Qaiser, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and other officials during his stay in Pakistan.</p>.<p>During a telephonic conversation with Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani on Friday, Khan reaffirmed Pakistan's steadfast support to the Afghan peace process.</p>