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Afghanistan, Pakistan agree to continue ceasefire as Turkiye, Qatar mediate peace talks in Istanbul

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October 31, 2025
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Istanbul [Turkiye], October 31 (ANI): In a bid to strengthen peace efforts between Afghanistan and Pakistan, high-level delegations from each nations, together with mediators Turkiye and Qatar, held a sequence of conferences in Istanbul from October 25 to 30 to maintain up the lately agreed ceasefire.

In keeping with a joint assertion posted on X by the Turkish Ministry of Overseas Affairs on Friday, the conferences have been geared toward ‘solidifying the ceasefire which was agreed by Afghanistan and Pakistan in Doha on 18-19 October with the mediation of Turkiye and Qatar.’

https://x.com/MFATurkiye/standing/1983980512046985585

‘All events have agreed on continuation of ceasefire,’ the assertion learn.

It added that ‘additional modalities of the implementation will probably be mentioned and determined in a Principal stage assembly in Istanbul on 6 November.’

The assertion additional famous that ‘all events have agreed to place in place a monitoring and verification mechanism that can guarantee upkeep of peace and imposing penalty on the violating social gathering.’

‘As mediators, Turkiye and Qatar categorical their appreciation for the lively contribution of each events and stand able to proceed cooperation with either side for lasting peace and stability,’ it added.

The most recent spherical of conferences in Istanbul adopted a interval of heightened pressure between Pakistan and Afghanistan, with either side experiencing a speedy deterioration in ties and a short border battle earlier this month, Daybreak reported.

In keeping with Daybreak, the second spherical of discussions between Pakistani and Afghan Taliban delegations started in Istanbul on Saturday.

Nevertheless, Islamabad’s ‘long-standing concern over terror assaults emanating from Kabul’ remained unresolved, leading to a impasse.

Mediating nations later made ‘last-ditch efforts’ on Thursday to deliver each events again to the negotiating desk.

Turkiye and Qatar, which share deep ties with Pakistan, performed a key position in facilitating the discussions.

Qatar had beforehand acted as a mediator throughout negotiations between the Afghan Taliban and NATO forces, Daybreak acknowledged.

The newspaper added that relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan had worsened in current weeks, marked by ‘border skirmishes, counter-statements and allegations.’

The tensions started after an assault on Pakistan from Afghan territory on the night time of October 11, which adopted claims by the Afghan Taliban of ‘airstrikes by Pakistan into Afghanistan.’

Islamabad has neither confirmed nor denied the accusation.

As reported by Daybreak, Pakistan has repeatedly urged the Taliban to stop ‘terror teams from utilizing its soil in opposition to Pakistan’, whereas the Taliban ‘deny the allegation of permitting terrorists to function from Afghan soil’.

In the meantime, Pakistan continues to face a surge in terrorism, with a number of safety personnel killed throughout ‘intelligence-based operations’.

Following the October 11 incident, a number of extra clashes occurred alongside the border, whereas Pakistani strikes reportedly focused ‘Gul Bahadur group camps in Afghanistan’.

These developments prompted each nations to have interaction in dialogue in Doha, the place they reached a brief ceasefire and agreed to reconvene in Istanbul to determine mechanisms for lasting peace and stability.

The Istanbul conferences, mediated by Turkiye and Qatar, have been a continuation of these efforts.

Nevertheless, on Wednesday, Pakistani Minister Tarar stated in a put up on X that the newest spherical of discussions ‘didn’t result in any workable answer.’

He additional asserted that ‘Pakistan would proceed to take all attainable measures to guard its residents from terrorism.’ (ANI)



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