ISLAMABAD (APP) Pakistan has said it is ready to reopen border crossings, restore transit trade and use Afghanistan as a regional coordination center provided Kabul takes decisive and verifiable action against anti-Pakistan militant groups. On Thursday, Foreign Office Spokesman Sajjad Haider Khan said in the weekly press briefing that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will lead Pakistan in the high-level meeting of the 81st session of the General Assembly in New York next week. The spokesman rejected India’s objections to the 1963 Boundary Agreement and the Joint Commission, calling Kashmir a disputed territory and asking India to withdraw its decisions of August 5, 2019.