Pakistani Chargé d`Affaires (CdA) to Afghanistan Ubaidur Rehman Nizamani has again to Kabul greater than 4 months after he survived an try on his life, it emerged on Monday.
“Yes, I actually have resumed my responsibilities,” Nizamani advised Dawn.com.
Foreign Office (FO) Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch and the Pakistani embassy`s press counsellor Tahir Nawaz did now no longer reply to Dawn.com`s request for comment.
The Afghan overseas ministry`s deputy spokesperson, Hafiz Zia Ahmad Takal, additionally did now no longer offer a comment.
In December ultimate year, Pakistan`s embassy in Kabul got here beneathneath assault, leaving one protection defend severely injured. The FO had showed that Nizamani, who remained unharmed withinside the assault, changed into the target. The banned Islamic State group`s Khorasan chapter (IS-K) had claimed responsibility.
At the time, Nizamani changed into in Kabul for much less than a month considering that he took over the rate as head of mission, changing former ambassador Mansoor Ahmed Khan on November 4, 2022.
Ten days after the assault, 5 Chinese nationals have been wounded in a bombing-and-capturing assault on a Kabul inn, prompting China to invite its nationals to depart the country.
In January, Afghan Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid stated that a community of Daesh militants concerned withinside the assault at the embassy and the inn in which Chinese nationals have been staying have been killed in an operation.
In February, legit reassets had disregarded rumours of an evacuation of diplomats even as insisting that Islamabad changed into nevertheless anticipating protection assurances from the Afghan authorities earlier than sending him back.
Meanwhile, Nizamani changed into a part of the Pakistani delegation that went to Kabul throughout the identical month for talks with the intervening time Afghan authorities on protection-associated subjects in which the 2 aspects mentioned the developing hazard of terrorism withinside the region, especially from the banned militant businesses Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan and IS-K.
