KABUL - A trilateral meeting virtually discussed implementation the Mazar—Sharif-Kabul-Peshawar railway track, an official said on Thursday.
Mirwais Mirzakwal, finance and administration assistance of the Afghanistan Railway Authority (ARA), said Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Pakistan officials on Wednesday exchanged views and held discussion over practical work on the railway track between the three counties through a video conference.
Mirzakwal said that Afghanistan was ready to provide necessary supplies and accomplish its responsibility in this regard as far as the mapping of the track is concerned.
He hoped that as a result of the efforts by the three nations, practical work on the project would be kicked off soon and financial support was ensured.
At the end of the meeting, the three sides reiterated their commitment to the landmark regional and economic project and agreed on future talks and contacts to ensure more coordination and cooperation regarding the implementation of the project.
It is worth mentioning that the mapping of the trilateral railway track was agreed between the three nations last month during a meeting in Uzbekistan. (Pajhwok)