Islamabad: Taliban leadership in Afghanistan has vowed not to allow the land to be used by Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) to carry out a terror operation in the neighboring city of Pakistan, according to Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi.
QureShi and Pakistani spy heads filled LieTn Gen Faiz Hameed made Unornned Kabul’s visit on Thursday to meet the Taliban government in Afghanistan, including the Temporary Prime Minister Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund, who underlined the wishes and stability of Islamabad in countries.
During a broad discussion, Akhund convinced Qureshi that TTP and BLA would not be allowed to carry out terror operations from Afghan land, QureShi said.
Both groups are registered as terrorist clothes are prohibited in Pakistan.
TTP and BLA have made a number of attacks in the Khyber Province of Pakistan and Balochistan this year, mainly targeting security forces and in some cases of religious procession and even Chinese citizens work in the China-Pakistani economic corridor.
Overcoming a press conference in Islamabad after returning from his daily visit, Qureshi said the ‘Afghan Interim government’ had given him a firm certainty that terror groups could not attack Pakistan from the entry points of Afghanistan.
Apart from Akhund, a meeting with Qureshi was also attended by a member of the Senior Cabinet from the Taliban regime, Abdullah Hanafi, Amir Khan Muttaqi, Mullah Hidayatullah and Yaqub Mujahid, Tribune Express newspaper.
Qureshi said the Taliban government had been told that it needed to win other state trust by handling regional terrorism.
Qureshi describes using Russia as an example that has concerns over Islamic countries building using Afghan land; Likewise Iran has a reservation for targeted murder from Hazara community members.
Hazaras is an ethinical minority at the Pakistani-Afghan border which is regularly persecuted by regional factions.
“So, the Afghan Taliban needs to increase cooperation with these countries about counterterrorism,” said the newspaper quoted a minister.
Qureshi previously said Pakistan would provide Humanitarian Assistance worth Rs 500 Crore to Afghanistan and will also allow import-free import of fresh fruits and vegetables from Afghanistan to facilitate bilateral trade.
The United Nations has warned last month that the level of poverty in Afghanistan soared and public services almost collapsed.
About 40 percent of National GDP – National output – comes from assistance, according to the World Bank.
The US also freezes $ 10 billion in the country’s central bank assets after the Taliban arrested Kabul in August.
Qureshi visited Afghanistan for the first time after the Taliban took over in mid-August.
He is the third foreign minister after Qatar and Uzbekistan to visit since the Taliban seized power.
Taliban seized power in Afghanistan on August 15, two weeks before the withdrawal of our troops complete on August 31 after the war two decades were expensive.