Pakistan and Afghanistan Seek Peace Amid Tensions: Hopes for Positive Talks

Pakistan confirmed the next round of mediation talks with Afghanistan for November 6, aiming for a positive resolution. Despite unresolved issues surrounding cross-border terrorism, both countries have agreed to maintain a ceasefire, with efforts supported by Turkiye to break the deadlock and ensure constructive dialogue.

Pakistan has officially confirmed that the upcoming round of talks with Afghanistan is slated for November 6, expressing optimism for a constructive and favorable resolution.

During a weekly press conference, Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi emphasized Pakistan's commitment to the mediation process, underscoring a desire to reduce tensions with its neighboring country.

While previous talks in Doha and Istanbul ended without addressing key concerns of cross-border terrorism, continued efforts, with Turkiye's involvement, aim to foster a mutual understanding as both nations sustain a ceasefire agreement.

(With inputs from agencies.)