ISLAMABAD, April 21 (Xinhua) -- Pakistan said on Thursday that Afghanistan Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah has postponed his upcoming visit to Islamabad.
Abdullah's office had earlier said that he will not travel to Pakistan after a deadly suicide bombing in Kabul Tuesday that killed nearly 70 people and injured over 300.
The Afghan leader was scheduled to pay a two-day visit in the first week of May.
"The Afghan side had indicated Abdullah would visit Pakistan on May 2-3," a Foreign Ministry spokesperson said.
"The visit has been postponed. The new dates would be worked out through diplomatic channels," Nafees Zikria told a weekly briefing.
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