Pakistani FM to visit Kabul 'within days' 

ISLAMABAD, Apr 17: Pakistan's foreign minister said Thursday that he will visit Kabul in the coming days, as Islamabad's campaign to expel Afghans has forced nearly 60,000 into Afghanistan.

Islamabad has previously said it will deport more than 800,000 Afghans because they are linked to "terrorist" and narcotics activities, but analysts say the move is politically motivated.

"Preparatory meetings have been ongoing and hopefully, within days, I will be visiting Kabul for a day to break this logjam which is there for the last few years," said Mohammad Ishaq Dar, the foreign minister, who also serves as deputy prime minister. �"AFP