ISLAMABAD: German Ambassador to Pakistan Ina Lepel Monday said Pakistan had shown great resilience in managing the Afghan refugee crisis.
“For well over 30 years, Pakistan had spent a vast amount of resources to accommodate their neighbours, which must be commended. However, what has changed recently was surprising, and understanding the root causes would be critical to a balanced approach forward,” said the envoy during closing ceremony of the three-day residential training programme organised by the Centre for Research and Security Studies and the Pakistan Centre of Excellence (PACE).
Germany is spending a vast amount of resources not only to integrate the migrants, but also to educate the resident population to be tolerant,” she added.
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