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Iran ready to facilitate dialog b/w Afghan gov’t, Taliban & other groups: Zarif
January 31, 2021
Iran says it is ready to facilitate intra-Afghan dialog and hoped that with the restoration of peace, the pretext for occupation will come to an end in Afghanistan.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif after a meeting with the Taliban delegation in Tehran, said that pains of the people of Afghanistan will come to an end after withdrawal of foreign forces.
Speaking on the occasion, Taliban delegation head Mulla Baradar said that formation of an all-inclusive government with all the ethnicities and political groups in Afghanistan is a necessity for the establishment of peace in Afghanistan.
By News Desk
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Wednesday asked all sides inside Afghanistan to reduce violence so that there could be ceasefire, as the only way for peace in Afghanistan was a meaningful and comprehensive dialogue.
“But this responsibility cannot be placed on the shoulders of the Taliban alone. All sides will have to play a role,” said Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, terming the Afghan peace talks a historic opportunity. According to Geo News, the minister said the next round of talks between the US and Afghan Taliban for peace in Afghanistan will commence on January 05.
“Pakistan will respect the decisions taken by the Afghan parties through the Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace process, and the Taliban delegation during the talks (on Wednesday) have shown their eagerness and seriousness for peace in Afghanistan, and acknowledged Pakistan’s efforts for peace and stability in the country,” he said.
December 17, 2020
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Wednesday asked all sides inside Afghanistan to reduce violence so that there could be a ceasefire, as the only way for peace in Afghanistan was a meaningful and comprehensive dialogue. But this responsibility cannot be placed on the shoulders of the Taliban alone. All sides will have to play a role, said Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, terming the Afghan peace talks a historic opportunity. According to Geo News, the minister said the next round of talks between the US and Afghan Taliban for peace in Afghanistan will commence on January 05.
“Pakistan will respect the decisions taken by the Afghan parties through the Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace process, and the Taliban delegation during the talks (on Wednesday) have shown their eagerness and seriousness for peace in Afghanistan, and acknowledged Pakistan s efforts for peace and stability in the country,” he said.