Former US Gen, Campbell: Afghanistan peace process hardly moving

Former US-NATO forces Gen, John Campbell  has stated that Afghanistan peace process is hardly moving forward, urging that both National Unity Government leaders are pushing through to revive peace process again.

Meanwhile Harasat and sabat member party has criticized the President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani efforts towards peace process.

Former US Gen  John Campbell said,” Afghanistan peace process is hardly moving forward, both leaders are pushing through to revive the following process, I have no idea about the peace talks process of Afghan Government with Hekmatyar party, I hope that the following process ends in the favor of the Afghan Government.”

Further he has welcomed some of the plans coming from White House for Afghanistan stability.

“What we have decided and heard will help Afghanistan, I m encouraged with the US President Obama plans for Afghanistan incoming two weeks Former US Gen US-NATO forces commander John Campbell said,”

Harasat and sabat party member Mohammad Omer Daudzai said,” Pakistan doesn’t want peace to ensured in Afghanistan, Taliban are being supported by Pakistan, meanwhile President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani policy towards Pakistan has been ineffective, the situation has gone chaotic specially the Afghan migrants living condition in Paksitan.”

The following comments come after Afghan President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani has repeatedly insisted that his Government is committed to ensure peace and stability in Afghanistan.