Saudi Arabia reaffirmed its commitment to regional peace, expressing hope that the truce would help de-escalate tensions along the shared border.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Sunday praising the decision by Islamabad and Kabul to establish mechanisms aimed at enhancing stability and peace between...
The conversation underscored both nations’ commitment to diplomacy and regional stability, as well as their intention to deepen bilateral ties through constructive dialogue.
He expressed deep appreciation for the constructive role played by brotherly Qatar and Turkiye in facilitating the talks.
Karzai warned that the continuation of such attacks would only deepen instability across the region. He called for “wise, peaceful, and cooperative” policies among neighboring states,...
He went on to state that Afghanistan and Pakistan should turn to diplomacy to preclude the continuation of the recent attacks and counter-attacks and avoid escalation.
Mujahid said IEA forces carried out a “revenge operation” overnight, and gave detailed casualty figures: 58 Pakistani soldiers killed, 30 wounded, and more than 20 security...
Saudi Arabia echoed similar sentiments, calling for “wisdom and restraint” to prevent further escalation.
Officials in Kazakhstan emphasized that such efforts are part of their broader mission to promote peace, stability, and regional cooperation.
Kyrgyzstan’s President Sadyr Japarov called the withholding of international aid to Afghanistan “inhumane” and urged the release of more than $9 billion in frozen Afghan assets.
Pakistan currently hosts an estimated 3.5 million Afghans, of which around 1.7 million are undocumented, according to government figures.
Participants emphasized the need to strengthen goodwill and expand practical cooperation across the frontier.
Xi said that China and India are each other's development opportunities rather than threats, Chinese state news agency Xinhua reported.
The ministry described the bombardment of civilian areas near the Durand Line as a “provocative and irresponsible act” that threatens regional security.
Beijing also said both countries agreed to meet again in China in 2026.
Officials say the talks will also explore ways to promote stability and development in Afghanistan, which remains central to regional peace and economic integration.
Pakistani authorities have said that Islamabad wants all Afghan nationals to leave except for those who have valid visas.
Currently, around 1.4 million Afghan PoR cardholders remain in Pakistan, OCHA reported.
President Pezeshkian is accompanied by a high-level delegation, including Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, senior ministers, and other high-ranking officials.
Pakistan's foreign ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Shah's remarks.