Qureshi told the Secretary-General of the Organization of the Islamic Conference that Muslim Uma should show traditional solidarity with Afghans

• Qureshi discusses Afghanistan with the Secretary-General of the Organization of the Islamic Conference.
• Also discussed the situation with Turkish and Russian counterparts.
• The foreign minister sought the support of the international community for the Afghans.

Foreign Minister Shah Mahmoud Qureshi said on Saturday that as the Afghan people seek a peaceful, united, stable and prosperous country, the Muslim Uma should show their traditional solidarity.

The Foreign Minister’s comments were made in a telephone conversation with Yousef bin Ahmad Al-Othaimeen, Secretary-General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), and the two sides talked about the rapid changes in Afghanistan. Exchanged views on the situation. Said the office.

The Foreign Minister emphasized that the international community needs to continue to engage with Afghanistan-by supporting the country’s economic, reconstruction, recovery and humanitarian needs.

Foreign Minister Qureshi emphasized that Pakistan will continue to play a constructive role in promoting sustainable peace and stability in Afghanistan.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs expressed the hope that all parties in Afghanistan will work to reach an inclusive political solution, and said that the success of the Kabul negotiations will not only benefit Afghanistan, but also the region.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement stated that the Minister of Foreign Affairs emphasized the importance of ensuring the safety, security and protection of the rights of the Afghan people.

The statement said: “Noting the importance of efforts to establish an inclusive government, the Foreign Minister warned that saboteurs inside and outside Afghanistan want to take advantage of the situation in the country.”

The Minister of Foreign Affairs emphasized Pakistan’s role in facilitating the evacuation and resettlement of diplomatic missions, international organizations, media and other personnel from Afghanistan.

Qureshi expressed the hope that the Kabul talks will be successful and an inclusive and participatory government will be established to bring lasting peace, progress and prosperity to Afghanistan.

At the same time, Otai Meyn informed Qureshi about the special meeting of the Organization of the Islamic Conference Executive Meeting at the ambassadorial and permanent representative levels to be held in Jeddah tomorrow to discuss the situation in Afghanistan.

Turkey appreciates Pakistan’s role in Afghanistan

Another statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Qureshi also called Turkish Foreign Minister Cavusoglu today to exchange views on bilateral relations and the latest situation in Afghanistan.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs stated that President Arif Alvi’s recent visit to Turkey to participate in the launching ceremony of the “Mirjim” naval vessel has further strengthened bilateral cooperation.

The two foreign ministers also reviewed the recent telephone conversations between Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Erdogan on developments in Afghanistan.

Qureshi reiterated Pakistan’s support for a peaceful, stable and prosperous Afghanistan and emphasized the importance of an inclusive political solution as the best way forward.

The statement said: “The Minister of Foreign Affairs added that the National Security Council (NSC) of Pakistan has emphasized the importance of peace and stability in Afghanistan to Pakistan and the region.”

The Minister of Foreign Affairs also informed the Turkish Foreign Minister of Pakistan’s promotional role in the evacuation of embassies, international organizations, media entities and other institutions.

The statement stated that Foreign Minister Cavusoglu appreciated Pakistan’s role in the current situation and thanked Prime Minister Qureshi for facilitating the evacuation work in Turkey.

The statement added that the foreign ministers of the two countries agreed to closely coordinate the situation in Afghanistan.

Qureshi discusses the situation in Afghanistan with the Russian Foreign Minister

Another statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Qureshi and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov also discussed the situation in Afghanistan.

The statement said that FM Qureshi emphasized that a peaceful and stable Afghanistan is vital to Pakistan and the region, and Pakistan has always supported the peace process in Afghanistan.

The statement said that he added that Pakistan and Russia, as part of the “Troika+”, have made valuable contributions to these efforts, and added that the foreign ministers of the two countries have agreed to continue to cooperate closely through the “Troika+” model.

“The Foreign Minister further emphasized that an inclusive political settlement is the best way to achieve peace and stability in Afghanistan. Pakistan fully supports efforts in this direction,” the statement said.

The Foreign Minister also informed the Russian Foreign Minister of the consultations between Pakistan and regional countries on the challenges posed by developments in Afghanistan.

Qureshi also told his opponent Lavrov that, at the request of several governments, Pakistan is assisting in the evacuation of its diplomats, staff of international organizations, the media and others from Afghanistan.

At the bilateral level, Foreign Minister Qureshi expressed satisfaction with the upward trajectory of Pakistan-Russia relations. He reiterated the government’s determination to implement the Pakistan gas pipeline project agreement as soon as possible.

The statement added: “The foreign ministers of the two countries agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation in various fields, strengthen high-level exchanges, and maintain close contact on issues related to Afghanistan.”