Islamabad :
Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that he will continue his efforts for peace in Afghanistan, Afghan peace process has entered a critical phase, peace in Afghanistan is the priority of many countries, Pakistan’s role is being viewed positively by the whole world today.
According to details, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi in a statement regarding his visit to Turkey and the situation in the region said that the Afghan peace process has entered a critical phase, various foreign ministers were present in Antalya, peace in Afghanistan is a priority of many countries. I had an opportunity to present my point of view. Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that it was a useful meeting with Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, the internal situation of Afghanistan was assessed, and I had an opportunity to present Pakistan’s unequivocal position in this regard.
He said that they also met with the Palestinian Foreign Minister, discussed the Palestinian issue in detail, discussed the situation in the Middle East with the Qatari Foreign Minister and also had the opportunity to meet the Foreign Minister of Kuwait, during which the situation in Yemen, talks with Saudi Arabia Happened
The Foreign Minister said that the role of Pakistan is being viewed positively by the whole world today. An important meeting was also held with the EU Foreign Minister. The EU Foreign Minister invited the Prime Minister to visit Brussels. Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that according to media reports, Modi Government Many things will be discussed in the meeting. It is an extraordinary development to call a meeting of Narendra Modi. All Kashmiris were unhappy with the decision of August 5 . It is too early to say anything in this regard.
He further said that Turkish President invited Prime Minister Imran Khan to visit Turkey, the outlines of Prime Minister Imran Khan’s visit to Turkey are being prepared, the Prime Minister bluntly presented Pakistan’s point of view, clearly stated the world for peace. We will continue to work with, we will be partners in peace efforts and we will continue our efforts for peace in Afghanistan.
