Pakistan envoy calls peace in Afghanistan key to regional stability
Sadiq added that Pakistan remains committed to a “strong and mutually beneficial” relationship with Afghanistan.
Sadiq added that Pakistan remains committed to a “strong and mutually beneficial” relationship with Afghanistan.
“I will hold talks with [Haibatullah] Akhundzada,” Gandapur was quoted as saying. “Negotiations are the only solution.”
Sources said Khan conveyed messages from the Pakistani government on counterterrorism cooperation, border security, bilateral relations and broader regional stability.
At least 210 civilians were killed, and 429 others were injured in these incidents, the report found.
The meeting would take place on the Pakistani side of the border.
A second meeting between Afghan and Pakistani delegates, held Monday afternoon.
The skirmish reportedly began around midnight.
A total of 60 delegates attended the meeting.
He said that while the Afghan people stand with Pakistan, the Taliban provide safe havens to militants.
The meeting will take place on the Afghanistan side of the border.
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