Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that peace in Afghanistan can only be achieved through political dialogue. After the people of Afghanistan, we have the biggest share in this peace. The fruits of peace and trade will reach our tribal people in particular. Raised the burden of the ravages of war.
In his message on Twitter, Prime Minister Imran Khan said that his visit to Kabul was another step towards expressing Pakistan's commitment to peace in Afghanistan. Therefore, I have always believed that peace in Afghanistan can only be achieved through political dialogue.
Prime Minister Imran Khan further said that after the people of Afghanistan, the biggest part of this peace is ours because it will open the doors of mutual relations and trade and prosperity will flow to both the countries (Afghanistan and Pakistan). The fruits of peace and trade will especially reach our tribal people who have borne the brunt of the devastation of the Afghan war.
It may be recalled that on Thursday, Prime Minister Imran Khan paid a one-day visit to the Afghan capital Kabul. He met with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani to discuss strengthening bilateral ties and reviewing joint efforts to achieve lasting peace and stability in Afghanistan. The two leaders agreed to set up committees to advance security and peace-related issues. Expressed satisfaction with the progress of Assistance Agreements. The two leaders also agreed to expedite infrastructure and energy projects. The construction of rail road projects between Pakistan and Afghanistan was also discussed during the meeting.
Meanwhile, a document titled "Joint Vision between Afghanistan and Pakistan" was issued with the aim of creating peace and stability in the region. On this occasion, Prime Minister Imran Khan said that Pakistan will continue to support a peaceful, stable, united, democratic, independent and prosperous Afghanistan, there is no military solution to the conflict in Afghanistan, peace in Afghanistan. Negotiation and political solution is the only way for stability and prosperity. Later, the Prime Minister invited President Ashraf Ghani to visit Pakistan.
