Pakistan nust forgo the policy of trying to have a very weak Afghanistan as a neighbour. For its own good, Pakistan must try to live with its neighbours - BCT/PLJ A/S-18/PV. 9 87 (Mr Roshan-Rawaan , Afghanistan ) India and Afghanistan. We are in the same region. We have to understand and co-operate with each other. Similarly, it was the valour, the heroism of a nation with a long historv and civilization that came to the fore in Kabul when a number of lackeys of Pakistan ’s Inter-Service Intelligence tried to mount a coup. I must tell the representative of Pakistan that since the failure of this attempted coup the Afghan armv has cleansed itself of the lackeys of the Pakistani ISI. It will deal crushing blows to any force that intrudes from Pakistan into Afghanistan. The relationship between the ooup-makers in Kabul and the extremist forces in Peshawar has again awakened the Afghan nation. It knows that there is an enemy in its midst, that this enemy wants to keep it in the Dark Ages, that this enemy does not want Afghanistan to have peace, that this enemy does not want the Afghan nation to come together, that this enemy is not allowing the Afghan nation to solve its problems in its own way, that this enemy is interfering in the country ’s internal affairs and bringing suffering to the people, including children, women and the elderly, that this enemy is destroying our econonv. So the nation has awakened. It knows who its enemy is. It knows what the problem is. It is going to solve the problem. But it is in the interest of all of ub in the region, particularly Pakistan, to understand the realities. It is in Pakistan's interest to come to 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Afghanistan, addressing the relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan. The speaker emphasizes the need for Pakistan to understand and cooperate with its neighbors, including Afghanistan and India, and warns that Pakistan's attempts to interfere in Afghanistan's internal affairs will be met with resistance. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather focuses on the political and security dynamics between the two countries.

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International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief