Publish dateMonday 15 January 2018 - 13:06
Story Code : 156399
Gov’t Rejects Reports of Afghan-Taliban Peace Talks Held in Turkey
The National Unity Government (NUG) has rejected that Afghan representatives held talks with a delegation of Taliban group in Turkey, officials said.

AVA- The government officials have said that the High Peace Council (HPC) has its effective plans for providing peace and will share it with the Afghan people in any ways.

Reports suggest that the Afghan representatives held the third round of unofficial talks with the Taliban group in Turkey to pave the ground for official talks between the two sides.

However, a Taliban spokesman, Zabiullah Mujahid has also rejected reports about Afghan-Taliban representative peace talks in Turkey and said, “Reports about delegation of Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan participating at talks in Turkey are baseless.”

“We have neither sent any delegation nor can any participant represent the Islamic Emirate. Such fake processes are the work of intelligence and hostile acts against the ongoing Jihad,” Mujahed said in the statement.

The first unofficial direct talks between the representatives of Afghan government and the Taliban were held in Pakistan in July 2015.

Source : Afghan Voice Agency(AVA)
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