A 3000 strong contingent consisting of two Battalion Groups and a National Support (NS) Headquarters left for Bosnia and Croatia in May 1994.

In 2007 state visit to NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz put it: "Pakistan is committed to a strong, stable Afghanistan.

"[1] Although Pakistan has expressed reservations with some operational issues, dialogue on Afghanistan once occupied important role with the Alliance.

In late 2013, the PTI-led government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province blocked the Torkham supply line to protest drone attacks in Pakistan.

[11] Since 2008, the NATO supply routes have also been under attack by insurgent groups,[12] and in an incident the same year, ~42 oil tankers were destroyed, and later that same year 300 militants attacked a facility in Peshawar run by Port World Logistics and set fire to 96 supply trucks and six containers.