Ashraf Ghani claims US-Taliban to begin negotiation process
KABUL: The Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on Wednesday has said that there was a significant improvement as the US -Taliban looked closer in negotiations process over the removal of American troops from Afghanistan.
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani took to social media and wrote on Twitter, “Today, I was pleased to receive a call from Secretary Pompeo, informing me of the notable progress made in the ongoing peace talks with the Taliban. The Secretary informed me about the Taliban’s proposal with regard to bringing a significant and enduring reduction in violence.”
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Today, I was pleased to receive a call from @SecPompeo, informing me of the notable progress made in the ongoing peace talks with the Taliban. The Secretary informed me about the Taliban’s proposal with regards to bringing a significant and enduring reduction in violence.
— Ashraf Ghani (@ashrafghani) February 11, 2020
He further wrote, “This is a welcoming development and I am pleased that our principal position on peace thus far has begun to yield fruitful results. Our primary objective is to end the senseless bloodshed.”
This is a welcoming development and I am pleased that our principal position on peace thus far has begun to yield fruitful results. Our primary objective is to end the senseless bloodshed.
— Ashraf Ghani (@ashrafghani) February 11, 2020
