Afghanistan peace council to visit Pakistan

A delegation, led by its Chairman Salahuddin Rabbani, will visit Pakistan from November 12 to 14.


Web Desk November 11, 2012

ISLAMABAD: A delegation of High Peace Council of Afghanistan, led by its Chairman Salahuddin Rabbani will visit Islamabad from November 12 to 14.  

Foreign Office spokesperson said on Sunday that Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar invited Rabbani to hold talks with the relevant authorities with regard to the peace and reconciliation process in Afghanistan.

During his visit, Rabbani will call on President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, hold formal talks with Khar and meet the military leadership of the country.

Earlier, Rabbani had twice put off his scheduled trip to Pakistan in August owing to tensions over cross-border raids and Islamabad’s reluctance to release key Taliban leaders.

This will be the top Afghan interlocutor’s first trip to Pakistan since he was appointed head of the council following the killing of his father and predecessor Burhanuddin Rabbani in September last year.

COMMENTS (4)

Dr Priyanka | 11 years ago | Reply

by the way Mr Karzai is in India. He was remembering his 18-24 yrs period which he spent in the beautiful Shimla.

Hairaan | 11 years ago | Reply

@B: and Afghanistan their's (including Yankees)

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