Islamabad: Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has underlined the need for sustained engagement by international community, as shared responsibility, to help Afghanistan on its path to peace, stability and prosperity.
While addressing sixth Think Tank Forum through video link, the Minister said we believe that the biggest opportunity right now is convergence of the international community on the need of durable peace and stability in Afghanistan.
The Minister said a sustained engagement will ensure steady transition and avoid repeat of 1990s. He said Afghan people must not be abandoned at this crucial stage.
“Pakistan will continue to play the role of a facilitator,” said Qureshi.
He said we consider Taliban's announcements positive and encouraging. He said the Afghan leadership should take the responsibility of delivering on the demands of the Afghan people, reconcile their differences and achieve a negotiated political situation, a long-cherished objective.
The Foreign Minister said inclusive set-up is important for Taliban to gain people's confidence and international acceptability. It will open new vistas of cooperation at regional and international level.
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