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Janjua, Abdullah support Afghan peace process, urge Taliban to join talks

Published on: March 18, 2018 4:03 PM

KABUL: Pakistan Nation Security Advisor (NSA) Lt Gen (r) Nasser Janjua on Sunday met Afghanistan’s Chief Executive Dr Abdullah Abdullah during his visit to Afghanistan.

According to Abdullah Abdullah, the two agreed on supporting the Afghan peace process and also believed that the Taliban should utilise the ‘timely & new peace offer’.

Abdullah Abdullah shared the details of the meeting on his Twitter:

Chief Executive Dr. Abdullah met Nasser Janjua National Security Advisor of #Pakistan. They discussed inter-state dialogues for improvement of relations between the 2 countries, support for the Afghan Peace Process and the timely & new peace offer that Taliban should utilize. pic.twitter.com/HYwLScQkan

— Dr. Abdullah (@afgexecutive) March 18, 2018

Earlier, Janjua had also seen Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on Saturday where the latter extended an invitation through him to Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi regarding a comprehensive dialogue between the two states.

Filed Under: Pakistan Tagged With: Afghan peace process, Afghanistan Chief Executive, Headline, Nasser Janjua meets Abdullah Abdullah, Pakistan Afghanistan dialogue

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