The Taliban will not allow the Islamic State to make a comeback in Afghanistan: FM Qureshi

• FM Qureshi said the Taliban will not allow Daesh militants to infiltrate their country.
• He said that the Afghan army is capable of attacking Da’esh.
• He said that some people are conspiring against CPEC, and the terrorist incident in the Soviet Union against Chinese engineers is part of the conspiracy.

Multan: Foreign Minister Shah Mahmoud Qureshi once stated that the Afghan Taliban will not allow Daesh militants to infiltrate their country. news Reported on Sunday.

Shah Mahmoud Qureshi said at a press conference in Raza Hall in Multan on Saturday that the Afghan army is capable of fighting Da’esh in Afghanistan.

He believes that peace in Afghanistan is a necessary condition for regional stability, and Pakistan is negotiating with other countries in the region to ensure the development, prosperity and excitement of this war-torn country.

The Foreign Minister stated that he had notified the Chinese authorities about the Dasu terrorist incident, which killed 13 people, including 9 Chinese citizens, and the two countries agreed to work together to thwart the sabotage against the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. (CPEC), this is a regional development project.

Someone asked him what the future of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor would be if the Taliban took over Afghanistan and the warlords continued to rebel. FM said that some people are conspiring against CPEC, and the terrorist incident in the Soviet Union against Chinese engineers is part of the conspiracy. However, he claimed that no group could harm the CPEC project.

Turning to other matters, Qureshi said that the Pakistan Justice Movement (PTI) has taken concrete measures to establish southern Punjab. He added that the construction of the South Punjab Secretariat has already begun, and no one can overthrow the initiative that eventually formed the South Punjab Province. Earlier, he chaired a meeting of the District Coordinating Committee held in the DC office to review the activation of the Southern Punjab Civil Secretariat.