Pakistan Open to Talks with Afghanistan
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Pakistan Says Bilateral Mechanism With Kabul Hinges on Concrete Action Against Militants
Pakistan has said any bilateral mechanism with the current administration of Kabul will depend on “concrete and verifiable actions,” not assurances, as tensions between the two neighbors continue over cross-border militancy. Speaking at a weekly press briefing on Thursday, Tahir Andrabi, spokesperson for Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said Islamabad is prepared for institutional coordination with the Taliban only if it leads to measurab…
Pakistan ready for dialogue with Kabul, but demands verifiable action against terrorism
Islamabad to assume SCO chairmanship; Field Marshal Munir’s Tehran visit part of independent peace initiative; Pakistan opposes unilateral sanctions on Iran Pakistan on Thursday expressed readiness to initiate state-level dialogue and institutional coordination with Afghanistan, but made it clear that any meaningful engagement would depend on the Afghan Taliban taking tangible and verifiable action against terrorist groups using Afghan soil agai…
Pakistan's Foreign Ministry spokesman Tahir Andarabi has said that any bilateral mechanism with the Taliban will depend on "concrete actions, not just assurances" from the group. According to the Express Tribune, Andarabi made these remarks today (Thursday, September 25) in a press conference in response to a question about the Taliban's proposal to establish a special bilateral mechanism to address issues of dispute between the two sides. He sa…
Pakistan ready for state-level talks with Afghanistan, FO says
Pakistan is prepared to hold state-level talks with Afghanistan, provided any dialogue produces practical and verifiable measures to prevent Afghan territory from being used for terrorism against Pakistan, the Foreign Office said on Thursday. At its weekly briefing in Islamabad, the Foreign Office spokesperson rejected allegations by Afghanistan’s foreign ministry spokesperson that Pakistan was interfering […] The post Pakistan ready for state-l…
Pakistan open to state-to-state dialogue with Afghanistan on terrorism
Pakistan says it remains open to state-to-state dialogue with Afghanistan on addressing terrorism, following a call by Afghan Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani for a dialogue mechanism. Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi said any such mechanism must be supported by “tangible actions rather than mere assurances.” He added that the Afghan authorities must ensure that Afghan soil is not used to carry out terrorist activities against Paki…
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