Pakistan's efforts paid off, with the Afghan government willing to continue talks with the Taliban.
According to a spokesman for the Afghan Peace Council, significant progress has been made in the ongoing peace process in Afghanistan, and the Afghan government has agreed to continue talks with the Taliban.
According to the Afghan Peace Council, peace talks will begin in Doha on January 5. It is clear that Pakistan has played a very important role in the Afghan peace process, which has been acknowledged by US President Donald Trump and the Taliban during their recent visit.
It may be recalled that a peace agreement was signed between the Taliban and the United States in February, which stipulated that the US troops would withdraw from Afghanistan in 14 months and the Taliban would negotiate with the Afghan government. One thousand troops will be withdrawn from Afghanistan and the withdrawal of eight and a half thousand troops is conditional on the implementation of the agreement. Under the agreement, 5,000 Taliban prisoners will be released from Afghan jails in phases and the Taliban will be bound to negotiate with the Afghan government. We will practically disassociate ourselves from terrorists.
