Islamabad: Pakistan must recognize the earliest Taliban government to help ensure a stable state in the neighborhood, said the state opposition leader and the Head of the Pakistani Democratic Movement (PDM) Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
“We must recognize the most early Taliban government to work together in an effort to ensure a peaceful country and a stable system (governance) in Afghanistan,” said Fajar quoting Fazlur Rehman said while quoting Geo News TV.
This comment came when the international community and UN agencies were overseeing the Taliban and his behavior in a problematic country.
Some even slam the initial policy decisions taken by clothing that contradicted minority and women’s rights.
Opposition leaders argue to recognize the Taliban government, by saying when China and Russia take interest in building relationships with new Afghan rulers, they must also maintain their contacts with their clothes.
“We have a historic relationship with Afghans and we have to help them in introducing peace and stable systems there.” He added that recognizing the Taliban government such as acknowledging Afghanistan.
Last Saturday, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan told that his government began negotiating with the Taliban to form an inclusive government in Afghanistan.
His statement came after the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) meeting held at Dushanbe, where SCO members discussed the issues associated with Afghanistan.
This week, members of the international community will meet in the UN General Assembly (UGA).
Other leaders and participants are scheduled to hold discussions about this crisis.