Pakistan and Afghanistan agree on immediate ceasefire following Doha talks
Stockholm, October 19 (Hibya) – Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed on an immediate ceasefire following high-level talks held in Doha. Both countries pledged to respect each other’s sovereignty and are expected to meet again on October 25 to discuss the issues in more detail.
According to Pakistani media reports, Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif announced on Sunday that the two countries agreed on an immediate ceasefire following high-level talks in Doha, where both sides pledged to respect each other’s sovereignty.
In a post on X, the minister stated: “The ceasefire agreement has been signed. Terrorist attacks from Afghanistan on Pakistani soil will stop immediately. Both neighboring countries will respect each other’s territories.” He added that the delegations would meet again on October 25 in Istanbul to discuss the issues in detail.
The minister said: “We are sincerely grateful to the brotherly countries of Qatar and Turkey.”
The post added: “During the talks, both countries not only agreed on an urgent ceasefire but also decided to establish a permanent mechanism for bilateral peace and stability.”
British News Agency
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