President Ghani warns against proxy war in Afghanistan

President Ghani warned on Wednesday that he would not let anyone for proxy war in Afghanistan and he would not allow Afghanistan to be used against any country.
Ghani is said to consider providing peace in Afghanistan one of the priority of the national unity government and emphasized that when stability ensures in the region that the countries work truly.
He issued his warning to South Asian leaders meeting in the Nepalese capital Kathmandu to try to reinvigorate regional cooperation held back by decades of rivalry between India and Pakistan.
In the meantime, Pakistani prime minister, Nawaz Sharif said that instead of war we should fight against the poverty.
“My vision for our region is a dispute free South Asia where instead of fighting each other we jointly fight poverty, illiteracy, disease, malnourishment and unemployment,” said Pakistan’s prime minister.
India’s prime minister, Modi also urged the SAARC countries members to work together against terrorist threats.
This comes as the two neighbors India and Pakistan have long accused each other of using proxy forces to try to gain influences in Afghanistan.