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Pakistan seeks verifiable peace mechanism at Istanbul talks with Afghanistan

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October 25, 2025
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Islamabad [Pakistan], October 25 (ANI): Pakistan on Friday expressed hope that the recent spherical of talks with Afghanistan, starting in the present day in Istanbul, will pave the best way for a verifiable mechanism to watch the Afghan Taliban’s actions aimed toward stopping cross-border terrorist assaults, Daybreak reported.

Overseas Workplace spokesperson Tahir Hussain Andrabi, in his first weekly media briefing, stated, ‘Pakistan seems to be ahead to the institution of a concrete and verifiable monitoring mechanism within the subsequent assembly to be hosted by Turkiye in Istanbul on October 25, to deal with the menace of terrorism emanating from Afghan soil in direction of Pakistan and stop any additional lack of lifetime of Pakistanis.’

The upcoming assembly follows the primary spherical of Pakistan-Afghanistan talks held in Doha on October 18 to 19, collectively mediated by Qatar and Turkiye.

The Doha spherical led to a everlasting ceasefire and a dedication to reconvene in Istanbul to develop mechanisms for sustained peace and stability between the 2 neighbours.

‘We welcome the settlement between Pakistan and Afghanistan, finalised in Doha, Qatar, on October 19, as a primary step in making certain regional peace and stability,’ Andrabi stated, noting that the truce agreed in Doha had largely held, with no main terrorist incidents reported since.

In accordance with Daybreak, the spokesperson emphasised that Pakistan was collaborating within the Istanbul talks ‘with the identical sincerity of objective, with the identical sincerity of intent with which we participated in Doha.’

The Afghan interim administration additionally confirmed the Istanbul assembly. Its spokesperson, Zabihullah Mujahid, stated the delegation, led by Mawlawi Rahmatullah Najeeb, deputy minister on the Ministry of Inside, had departed Kabul for Istanbul. ‘The remaining points with Pakistan might be mentioned within the assembly,’ he stated in a put up on X.

The Istanbul session goals to transition from non permanent calm to a structured and verifiable peace framework, with mechanisms for monitoring, verification, and ongoing dialogue by way of technical committees. Turkish officers have indicated that these committees will study key areas together with counterterrorism, migration, and border administration.

Daybreak reported that whereas the Doha spherical produced the political breakthrough, the Istanbul talks are anticipated to operationalise it by outlining the best way to outline cross-border terrorism, confirm violations, and resolve disputes by way of a proper construction.

Drawing on Turkiye’s in depth counterterrorism expertise and longstanding cooperation with Pakistan, Ankara is seen as a reputable facilitator in constructing an institutionalised peace course of. Pakistan is anticipated to hunt verifiable commitments from Kabul to remove Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) sanctuaries, arrest or expel militant leaders, and outline measurable actions resembling raids and arrests.

To help implementation, Islamabad plans to suggest mechanisms for intelligence sharing, real-time monitoring, and third-party oversight–potentially co-chaired by Turkiye and Qatar–to guarantee compliance and handle violations.

‘Through the Doha talks, the essential focus was to cease the terrorist assaults from Afghan soil into Pakistan. And with a view to try this, we should always have a verifiable, empirical mechanism to establish that the Afghan Taliban regime in Kabul is taking concrete actions to cease such assaults,’ the spokesperson stated.

He added that the continuation of the ceasefire confirmed encouraging progress, remarking, ‘In impact, the Doha talks and outcomes have been fruitful. We wish the development to proceed in Istanbul and post-Istanbul.’

Responding to a query on commerce, Andrabi confirmed that ‘Afghan transit commerce is closed. It isn’t going down due to the elements that you simply have been conscious of. There was appreciable dialogue on this query throughout final week’s briefing as properly. Until the analysis of the safety state of affairs, this transit commerce will stay closed.’ (ANI)



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