Pakistan respects Afghan-led, Afghan-owned peace process: PM
Xinhua
01 Jul 2021, 03:05 GMT+10
ISLAMABAD, June 30 (Xinhua) Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Wednesday that Pakistan has no favorites in neighboring Afghanistan and it would respect the Afghan-led, Afghan-owned peace process. Addressing a session of the National Assembly or the lower house of the country s parliament, the prime minister said we do not want any kind of strategic depth in Afghanistan. We do not want any favorites or choose any party in Afghanistan. Afghans are our brothers, and what they like for themselves, we shall support it. Khan, in his policy statement, told the house that he already had meetings with the Afghan leadership, including President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani, and told them that Pakistan has great interests if there is peace in Afghanistan because Pakistan wants betterment of Afghan economy for bilateral trade, and want to enhance trade relations with Central Asian nations
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