Pakistan’s Foreign Minister, Khurshid Kasuri, said his country had deployed more troops and suffered more casualties than international forces in its attempts to secure the border.
"The onus for border control cannot be placed on Pakistan alone," he told the news conference.
"We expect a matching response from Afghanistan as each side must play its due role to combat the menace of terrorism."
Pakistan has suggested fencing and mining parts of the border to stop militants crossing.
However, the Afghan government opposes this on the grounds that it will divide families within the Pashtun tribal belt.
It and Western military commanders have accused Pakistan of allowing pro-Taleban militants to operate in its border tribal regions.
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