Adviser to Pakistan&& s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Chief Minister Barrister Mohammad Ali Saif has stated that the provincial government will send out 2 delegations to Afghanistan for talks.The first delegation will be entrusted with developing a conducive environment for talks and managing diplomatic matters, Geo television reported.The 2nd one will make up various stakeholders and discussions will concentrate on reinforcing economic ties.This comes amid a rise in terrorist attacks in Pakistan, which Islamabad has blamed on groups in Afghanistan.The issue of terrorism stays a key issue for Pakistan which has actually prompted Afghanistan to avoid its soil from being used by groups such as the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
The Islamic Emirate has consistently declined these claims and has stated they will not allow any individual or group to posture a threat to another country.Owing to the KP&& s security situation-- including — the months-long turmoil in the Kurram area —-- KP CM Gandapur in September 2024 put out a proposition of holding direct talks with Afghanistan to attend to terrorism concerns for lasting peace in the restive surrounding areas, Geo TV reported.The chief minister went on to reiterate his position previously this month saying that the KP federal government would send out a jirga to the neighbouring country.The post Pakistan to send two delegations to Afghanistan for tribal diplomacy, financial talks first appeared on Ariana News.