Afghanistan’s border security is a critical aspect of its national stability, given its shared boundaries with six countries, including Pakistan, Iran, and China.
The porous and often rugged terrain of these borders poses challenges in preventing illegal activities such as smuggling, trafficking, and the movement of insurgent groups.
Strengthening border security requires coordinated efforts, including the deployment of modern surveillance technologies, robust law enforcement, and enhanced cooperation with neighboring countries.
Effective border management is essential not only for Afghanistan’s security but also for fostering regional peace and stability.