FM Qureshi attacks the Afghan National Security Agency for anti-Pakistan rhetoric

Islamabad: On Monday, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmoud Qureshi attacked Hamdullah Mohib, the Afghan National Security Adviser, saying that his anti-Pakistan remarks did not serve the country well.

The foreign minister is speaking at a press conference in Islamabad, speaking on various issues including the peace process in Afghanistan.

FM Qureshi said he was neither a spokesperson for the Taliban nor a lawyer for the organization.

“I’m just Pakistan’s foreign minister,” FM Qureshi said.

Last week, with Fellow world During his visit to Antalya, Turkey, the foreign minister said that for the sake of peace and stability in Afghanistan, “the responsibility cannot be shifted to Pakistan”.

The foreign minister once stated that Pakistan has been constructively participating in peace and stability in Afghanistan and will continue to do so.

“But it is a shared responsibility. You cannot pass the responsibility to Pakistan.

“Pakistan is a regional player. There are other global players, and the region has other most important interests,” the foreign minister said.

FM Qureshi slams the Afghan National Security Agency

On June 5, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmoud Qureshi slammed the Afghan National Security Agency’s comments on Pakistan and called on him to “reflect and correct” his actions.

In response to media questions on June 19, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the “baseless innuendo” of the Afghan National Security Agency and pointed out that Pakistan’s role in the peace process in Afghanistan has been widely recognized by the international community.