Pakistan said on Sunday that it was committed to dialogue to resolve differences with the Afghan Taliban but demanded that Kabul must address concerns regarding the use of its territory by terrorists.
Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson Tahir Andrabi issued a statement on different media queries regarding the third round of talks with the Afghan Taliban regime in Istanbul on November 6, which concluded a day later. Turkiye and Qatar mediated the parleys.
The peace talks ended without any agreement to tackle the thorny issues of cross-border terrorism, the top officials had said on Saturday.
Pakistan remains committed to the resolution of bilateral differences through dialogue. However, Pakistan’s core concern, i.e. terrorism emanating from Afghanistan, needs to be addressed first and foremost, the FO said in a statement.
It also said that Pakistan’s Armed Forces and its people were well determined to eliminate the menace of terrorism from its soil and take action against its supporter
​Pakistan said on Sunday that it was committed to dialogue to resolve differences with the Afghan Taliban but demanded that Kabul must address concerns regarding the use of its territory by terrorists.
Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson Tahir Andrabi issued a statement on different media queries regarding the third round of talks with the Afghan Taliban regime in Istanbul on November 6, which concluded a day later. Turkiye and Qatar mediated the parleys.
The peace talks ended without any agreement to tackle the thorny issues of cross-border terrorism, the top officials had said on Saturday.
Pakistan remains committed to the resolution of bilateral differences through dialogue. However, Pakistan’s core concern, i.e. terrorism emanating from Afghanistan, needs to be addressed first and foremost, the FO said in a statement.
It also said that Pakistan’s Armed Forces and its people were well determined to eliminate the menace of terrorism from its soil and take action against its supporter by Soban News (international And National News)
