Peace with British taste

Kabul , (AVA)- Britain has had big influences on Pakistan and Taliban. Since its colonization to Asia Britain has kept dominance on Pakistan. England indirectly supports Taliban.

The trilateral meeting attended by president Karzai, Raja Parviz Ashraf, the Pakistan new prime minister, and David Cameron, the England prime minister, raised the hope of bringing peace to Afghanistan.

In the meeting, the three sides especially the Pakistan prime minister pledged Afghanistan with trying to bring peace to this country.

The Pakistan and Afghanistan agreed on restarting the joint committee established 2 months ago to conduct continuous talks about the peace process in Afghanistan.

Karzai emphasized on political solution to Afghanistan peace process and asked Pakistan officials to support the Afghanistan peace process and bring Taliban to the talk table.

Raja Parviz Ashraf, the Pakistan prime minister, said Pakistan will do whatever it is needed.

Calling the terrorism as a big menace to regional and international security, three sides pledged to fight against the phenomenon.

David Cameron said Afghanistan and Pakistan should jointly fight against terrorism since terrorists aim Afghanistan and Pakistan to ruin.

Some experts, meanwhile, have doubt about the success of the meeting.

The doubt takes root from the Pakistan political system where its army and its intelligence organization are the top decision maker in Pakistan.

This approach says that one of the reason behind Yosif Reza Gilani ousting was his great tendency to free the Pakistan political system from the Pakistan army and ISI.

So the agreements were reached by Afghanistan and Pakistan would be put in place when ISI agree with.

The Pakistan army and ISI are the main insurgent supporter so the peace talks will never move ahead unless the Pakistan army and ISI reach an agreement with Afghanistan.

The England influence on Pakistan and Taliban is not ignorable and a meeting the same as which was held in Kabul could be constructive for the Afghanistan peace process.