• Prime Minister Imran Khan met with a delegation of Afghan political leaders in Islamabad.
• Said that under the current situation, Afghan leaders shoulder great responsibilities.
• The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of all parties working to ensure an inclusive political solution.

Islamabad: Afghan Prime Minister Imran Khan said after the Taliban launched a 10-day lightning offensive on Tuesday that the “major responsibility” lies with the Afghan leaders constructively working together to lead Afghanistan on a path of sustainable peace, stability and development. .

A statement from the Prime Minister’s Office stated that the Prime Minister’s comments were made during a meeting with a delegation of Afghan political leaders.

“No other country desires peace and stability in Afghanistan more than Pakistan,” the prime minister told the delegation.

The statement stated that Prime Minister Imran Khan expressed his strong support and solidarity with the brotherly Afghan people, who are connected with the Pakistani people through the unalterable bond of faith, history, geography, culture and blood relationship.

Pakistan It also made it clear that although the “peaceful” transfer of power in Afghanistan is welcomeThe statement emphasized that the Taliban government will not make unilateral decisions.

The Prime Minister also emphasized the importance of efforts by all parties to ensure an inclusive political solution.

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to peace and stability in Afghanistan and assured the delegation that Pakistan will firmly support efforts in this direction.

The statement said that the members of the delegation thank the Prime Minister for his hospitality and Pakistan’s support for peace efforts.

“They emphasized the multi-ethnic nature of Afghan society and the importance of inclusive distribution,” it said, adding that the delegation reiterated its desire to further strengthen the fraternal relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

“Pakistan seeks peace in Afghanistan”

A day ago, the National Security Council (NSC) reiterated that Pakistan longs for peace and stability in Afghanistan.

The development took place at a meeting that was called to consider the emerging situation in Afghanistan-with Prime Minister Imran Khan as chairman.

The National Security Council pointed out that Pakistan is a victim of the decades-long conflict in Afghanistan, and therefore hopes that the surrounding areas will achieve peace and stability.

“The whole world knows the sacrifices we made”

The world knows the sacrifices we have made, and Munir Akram, the Permanent Representative of Pakistan to the United Nations, said on Monday that he drew the attention of the international community to Islamabad’s efforts for sustainable peace in Afghanistan.

After India, the chairman of the UN Security Council, rejected Pakistan’s opportunity to speak at the Security Council meeting on Afghanistan, Ambassador Akram made the above comments at a UN press conference.

The ambassador has stated that if he is allowed to speak in the Security Council, he will inform the Security Council of the Pakistan National Security Council meeting chaired by Prime Minister Imran Khan, which discussed the overall situation in Afghanistan.

Pakistan has been a victim of the decades-long conflict in Afghanistan. We want peace and stability in the area near us, he said, adding: “The world knows the sacrifices we made.”

He once said that the ideal time to end the conflict through negotiations may be when the U.S. and NATO forces reach their maximum military strength in Afghanistan.

Akram has said that if the foreign military presence lasts longer, it will not produce any positive results.