Afghan Peace Talks To Be Held In Islamabad on Jan 11
KABUL: (MEP) The Afghan peace process is going to be held with the participation of four-country gathering in Islamabad on January 11 in order to decide a mechanism for the schedule and procedure for the talks between Afghan government and Taliban.
The development has come in as regional countries lay strong emphasis on restoration of peace in Afghanistan in order to curb insurgency in other parts. The four countries that will convene a session include Pakistan, Afghanistan, China and the United States of America (USA).
According to the Pakistani Foreign Office (PFO) sources, representatives of Pakistan, Afghanistan, USA and China will attend the session. Pakistan will be represented by Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry while Afghanistan will be represented by Deputy Foreign Minister Hikmet Karzai.
The meeting will be attended by special representatives of USA and China for Pakistan and Afghanistan.
