His remarks come in response to allegations made by the Afghan chargé d’affaires regarding the treatment of Afghan nationals.

Khan stated that Pakistan has hosted Afghan refugees with dignity and respect for decades, despite minimal international support.

“We have shared our resources, including access to education and healthcare, to accommodate Afghan citizens,” he added.

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The spokesperson clarified that the repatriation of undocumented foreigners began in 2023, with proper procedures in place to ensure a dignified and harassment-free return process.

He emphasized that Afghan authorities were actively engaged in facilitating the return of their nationals.

Khan further urged Afghanistan’s interim government to create favourable conditions for returnees, ensuring their smooth reintegration into Afghan society.

He asserted that the real test for Afghan authorities lies in safeguarding the rights of their returning citizens.