Saira Imran Pakistan agrees to resume talks with Afghanistan after host countries requested both sides to continue the dialogue process. The Pakistani delegation, which was about to return, will now stay longer in Istanbul to give peace another chance.
Sources confirmed that both countries decided to restart negotiations focusing on peace and regional stability. The talks aim to reduce cross-border tensions and promote mutual understanding.
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Officials said the discussions will again center on Pakistan’s main demand — that Afghanistan take clear, verifiable, and effective action against terrorists operating from its territory.
Pakistan has repeatedly stressed that Afghan soil must not be used for terrorism against Pakistan. Ensuring this remains a key condition for lasting peace between the two nations.
The first round of talks was held in Doha, Qatar, where both sides agreed on a ceasefire. The second and third rounds took place in Istanbul. The Pakistani delegation is still there, and now, at the host’s request, both countries will resume dialogue once again.
This new phase of talks gives another opportunity for peace and cooperation between the neighboring states. Pakistan agrees to resume talks with Afghanistan to maintain regional stability and strengthen diplomatic relations.
