New Delhi: The Minister of Jaisanhank’s external affairs on Friday held talks with Afghan peace negotiators over Abdullah Abdullah in the overall situation in Afghanistan amid rising violence there after withdrawal of US troops.
Abdullah, chairman of a strong high council for national reconciliation, has played a key role in negotiating with all stakeholders to bring peace and eternal stability in Afghanistan.
It is lowned that the affected Afghan leader is in India in a personal visit.
“Always happy to meet the head of HCNR @DrabdulahEce.
Appreciate the sentiment and support for our relationship.
Seeing his insight in the region,” Jaisankar tweeted.
Afghanistan has witnessed a series of terror attacks because the US began to attract his troops in 1.
The US had taken back the majority of his troops and was looking to complete withdrawals on August 31, ending almost two decades of military attendance in this country.
With a deteriorating situation in Afghanistan in recent weeks, India has been related to leading international players and the Afghan government about the overall development in the country.
A day before the Jaisankar-Abdullah meeting, spokesman for the Ministry of External Affairs Arinindam Bagchi said that India supported the government and the people of Afghanistan in realizing their aspirations for a peaceful, democratic and prosperous future that protected the interests of all parts.
India has become the main stakeholder in peace and stability of Afghanistan.
It has invested almost USD three billion in assistance and reconstruction activities in this country.
India has supported the national peace and reconciliation process led by Afghanistan, owned by Afghanistan and controlled Afghanistan