Islamabad, April 19 -- Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar is set to raise Pakistan's concerns over terrorism threats emanating from groups operating in Afghanistan during his day-long visit to Kabul on Saturday, Foreign Office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan said.

"You are aware of our concerns, which have been articulated very clearly. The key concern remains centred on security," Khan said in response to questions regarding the high-level visit confirmed at a weekly media briefing on Friday, Dawn reported.

The trip, aimed at reviving diplomatic engagement following a period of strained ties, is seen as a significant move amid Pakistan's increasing security worries linked to cross-border militancy.

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