For the first time, the Afghan government and the Taliban held a general meeting on Wednesday evening, calling on the contact groups to resolve their differences as soon as possible.
Publish dateThursday 15 October 2020 - 12:45
Story Code : 220793
Nader Nadery, a member of the Afghan government’s delegation; Mohammad Naeem, a spokesman for the Taliban’s political office, said in a tweet the meeting was also attended by leaders of both delegations and urged contact groups to resolve their differences as soon as possible to start discussing the agenda after agreeing on procedures.
The delegations discussed over contested points, while the groups were instructed to find a solution for breaking the deadlock.
According to reports, one of the suggestions is adding a U.S security council resolution to the talks and US-Taliban deal to be part of the framework.
However the Taliban has reiterated that without considering the US-Taliban deal as the main agreement, intra-Afghan talks will not have any significance.
Both sides have reportedly agreed on 18 out of 20 articles, the deadlock is yet not resolved over the Taliban request:
The delegations discussed over contested points, while the groups were instructed to find a solution for breaking the deadlock.
According to reports, one of the suggestions is adding a U.S security council resolution to the talks and US-Taliban deal to be part of the framework.
However the Taliban has reiterated that without considering the US-Taliban deal as the main agreement, intra-Afghan talks will not have any significance.
Both sides have reportedly agreed on 18 out of 20 articles, the deadlock is yet not resolved over the Taliban request:
- 1- Negotiations should be under the framework of a US-Taliban deal.
2- If a dispute emerges, the solution should be sought under Hanafi jurisprudence.
Source : Afghan Voice Agency(AVA)
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