Afghanistan has welcomed the Organization of Islamic Cooperation’s support demonstrated by the block through a number of resolutions at the 47th Council of Ministers of Foreign Affairs in Niamey, Niger.
The foreign minister of Afghanistan and Pakistan on Friday reiterated the resolve to work together towards peace and further strengthen bilateral relations.
KABUL (SW) – Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan landed in the capital Kabul on Thursday on an official visit.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly rejected the allegations of the spokesman of the Pakistani Army claiming the use of Afghan territory against that country.
Ambassador Khalilzad, General Miller, and General Bajwa affirmed the need for a significant reduction in violence in Afghanistan as peace negotiations between the two sides move forward.
MONITORING (SW) – In an opinion piece for the Washington Post, Imran Khan, prime minister of Pakistan has said not seeing through the Afghanistan peace process or abandoning it for any reason would be a great travesty.
