Pak reaffirms support for Afghan peace process
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Islamabad, May 15 : Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has reaffirmed his country s support to the Afghan peace process for a sustainable political settlement in the war-torn neighbouring country.
The intra-Afghan negotiations provide a historic opportunity to achieve an inclusive, broad-based and comprehensive political settlement in Afghanistan for ending the long-lasting conflict, Qureshi said during a call on with his Afghan counterpart Mohammad Hanif Atmar, Xinhua news agency reported.
He said Pakistan welcomed the announcement of the three-day Eid-ul-Fitr ceasefire by the Afghan parties recently, adding that efforts should continue for a permanent ceasefire.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday received a telephone call from President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
During the conversation, both the leaders exchanged views on Israel’s heinous attack during the Holy Month of Ramazan on the Al-Aqsa Mosque and the worshippers inside as well as on Gaza violating all norms of humanity and international law.
They vowed to work together especially at the United Nations in jointly mobilizing the international community to help stop these attacks.
The leaders also agreed that the Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and the Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu would be working closely together to raise the Palestinian issue at the international level.
Pakistan s PM Imran Khan meets Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on visit to Saudi Arabia as long-term allies vow to reset ties strained by months of disagreement over Kashmir and Yemen
Imran Khan began a three-day state visit to Saudi Arabia on Saturday, his seventh to the kingdom since his 2018 election
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed several agreements on issues including the treatment of criminals, drug trafficking and drug trafficking and financing for energy, water and infrastructure projects
Ties between the two allies were strained last year when Pakistan refused to provide ground troops to fight in Yemen and Saudi Arabia remained cool on support for Pakistan in its dispute with India over Kashmir