Taliban defense minister says Durand Line not part of ceasefire deal with Pakistan
Mujahid referred to the Durand Line as an “imaginary border” and said the matter “belongs to the nations.”
Mujahid referred to the Durand Line as an “imaginary border” and said the matter “belongs to the nations.”
Turkey also commended Qatar for hosting the talks, where both sides pledging to halt military activity and form joint committees.
Dar welcomed the late-night signing of an “immediate ceasefire” deal between Pakistan and Taliban and praised the mediation efforts of.
Asif said the upcoming discussions would focus on “specific details” of the agreement.
Mujahid said the agreement includes a Taliban pledge not to support or tolerate attacks by armed groups opposed to the.
Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the agreement was reached after a high-level meeting brokered by Qatar and Turkey.
Sources confirmed that Taliban intelligence chief Abdulhaq Wasiq is also part of the delegation.
Bertrand said he met with Taliban officials, diplomats, civil society representatives and humanitarian actors to discuss urgent issues facing Afghanistan.
He also said that Iran plans to issue 200,000 work visas to Afghan citizens.
Baghaei also emphasized the importance of mutual respect for the territorial integrity and national sovereignty of both states.