ISLAMABAD: The first ever round of a quadrilateral meeting involving Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the US aimed at reviving talks between Afghan government and Afghan Taliban is underway in Islamabad.
While addressing the opening session, Adviser to Prime Minsiter (PM) on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz said Pakistan wants to further the reconciliatory process in Afghanistan.
Pakistan gives great importance to neighboring countries and it is our duty to ensure peace in the region, he added.
He said the main purpose of this meeting is to bring Afghan Taliban to the table of talks.
Earlier yesterday spokesman for US State Department John Kirby said that representatives of Taliban have not been invited to the meeting however the meeting which may following this sitting will also invite the insurgent groups.
The peace process will be directly led by Afghanistan leadership and Pakistan and others will provide any required assistance for holding the dialogues, he said.
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