Afghan political groups and activists opened a two-day conference in Islamabad on Monday under the banner “First Regional Dialogue Toward Unity and Trust.”
The event, organized by Women for Afghanistan and the South Asia Strategic Stability Institute, has brought together leaders and representatives from various Afghan political factions.
Organizers said the talks will focus on building trust, strengthening regional cooperation and mapping out a vision for Afghanistan’s political future.
A list seen by Amu shows that at least 36 participants — including political figures, civil society activists, women and members of the Supreme Council of Resistance to Save Afghanistan as well as the National Movement for Peace and Justice — were invited.
