Boris Johnson, Imran Khan speak about Sindh educate crash, Afghanistan state of affairs

British Top Minister Boris Johnson spoke to his Pakistani counterpart Imran Khan on Monday to talk about the present state of affairs in Afghanistan and reiterated the United Kingdom’s efforts to make use of diplomatic and building equipment at its disposal to strengthen the area.

Throughout the decision, the 2 leaders lined a spread of problems, from the tragic educate crash in Sindh that killed no less than 50 other folks on Monday morning to the Pakistan-hosted Global Setting Day tournament with the United Countries over the weekend.

In addition they lined the combat in opposition to coronavirus and resolved to paintings in combination to defeat the pandemic globally.

“The Top Minister [Johnson] started via expressing his condolences following the tragic lack of lifestyles within the educate crash in Sindh,” mentioned a Downing Side road spokesperson.

“The leaders mentioned the present state of affairs in Afghanistan. They agreed at the wish to be sure that a long-term long term of peace and steadiness within the nation. The Top Minister reiterated that the United Kingdom would proceed to make use of the diplomatic and building equipment at our disposal to strengthen the federal government of Afghanistan,” the spokesperson mentioned.

The two leaders additionally lined the wish to “take motion to chop carbon emissions and offer protection to biodiversity” forward of the UK-hosted COP26 Summit in Glasgow in November.

“The leaders additionally mentioned the shared combat in opposition to coronavirus and resolved to paintings in combination to defeat the pandemic in our international locations and all over the world,” the spokesperson added.

Khan thanked his UK counterpart for recording a video message for the Global Setting Day tournament held in Islamabad on June 5, in keeping with a remark via the Pakistan International Place of work.

Khan inspired upon Johnson to revisit the verdict of striking Pakistan at the Pink Checklist of go back and forth ban international locations because of COVID-19.

ALSO READ: Lockdown, no longer vaccines, in the back of drop in Covid deaths: British PM Boris Johnson
ALSO READ: Crowds and queues as UK reopens after three months of lockdown
WATCH: England unlocks: Pubs, gyms, zoo allowed to open after months