Moscow Talks Fail to Issue Joint Statement Amid Kabul-Islamabad Dispute
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Moscow Talks Fail to Issue Joint Statement Amid Kabul-Islamabad Dispute
The eighth meeting of the Moscow Format consultations on Afghanistan ended Monday without a joint statement after the Taliban and Pakistan failed to agree on wording related to terrorism, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s special representative for Afghanistan, Zamir Kabulov, said. Kabulov said Moscow regretted that participants could not reach agreement on the final document, attributing […]
The Russian side regrets that following today's meeting of the Moscow format of consultations on Afghanistan, it was not possible to adopt a joint statement between Kabul and Islamabad. This was stated to journalists by the special representative of the President of the Russian Federation for Afghanistan Zamir Kabulov.
Moscow Format Talks End Without Joint Statement Amid Taliban-Pakistan Dispute – KabulNow
The eighth round of Moscow Format consultations on Afghanistan ended without a joint statement on Monday because of disagreement between the Taliban and Pakistani delegations over the text, Russia’s special representative for Afghanistan said.
Participants in the Moscow format of consultations on Afghanistan were unable to adopt the final statement because of the differences between Kabul and Islamabad, as reported by the Special Representative of the President of Russia for Afghanistan, Zamir Kabulov, following the Moscow meeting.
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