New Delhi: Supporting support for Afghanistan who are free of terrorism, war and drugs, SCO foreign ministers on Wednesday are condemned in a joint statement of violence and ongoing terrorist attacks in Afghanistan, the victims are civilians and government officials, and advise the initial End them.
With the US withdrawal is almost complete, SCO is seen playing an increasingly important role in ensuring a stable and peaceful Afghanistan.
Touching Indian concerns over terrorism, a joint statement issued after a group meeting contact Afghanistan stated that the activities of the international terrorist organization remain one of the main factors in the country of instability.
Participating in the previous meeting, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar called for an effort to ensure that neighbors are not threatened by terrorism, separatism and extremism.
He also called for ending the violence and terrorist attacks on civilians and state representatives, because they settled conflict through political dialogue, and to respect the interests of all ethnic groups.
With India who are worried about extremism imposed from exceeding the Afghan border, he said the challenge acted seriously and sincerely because “there was a power at work with a very different agenda”.
India remains worried about Taliban relations with the specific Pakistani terror group and India such as Let and Jem.
The contact group meeting was also attended by Jaisanhankar’s colleagues from Pakistan, China and Russia and other member countries.
Significantly, reports from Beijing said on Wednesday that China also asked the Taliban in the meeting to “make a clean break” of all terror groups, especially Muslim militant groups supported by Al-Qaida for independence in the fluctuating Xinjiang Province.
According to a copy of the agency, Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Yi stressed that the spread of the war further in Afghanistan, especially the Civil War all came out, should be avoided and called to restart intra-afghanistan negotiations and “prevention of all types of terrorist strengths from getting land in Afghanistan”.
The SCO statement revealed deep concerns over tensions that were getting bigger in the northern province of Afghanistan as a result of a sharp increase in the concentration of various groups of terrorists, separatists and extremists.
“We consider it important to build a joint effort from SCO member countries to fight terrorism, separatism and extremism.
We urge all parties involved in the conflict in Afghanistan to refrain from the use of strength and actions that can cause destabilization and cannot predict the consequences in Afghan border fields with SCO member countries, “he said.
This statement also reaffirmed the position of SCO members stated that there was no alternative for conflict resolution in Afghanistan through political dialogue and “implementation of the Inclusive Peace Process by Afghanistan itself and under the leadership of the Afghanistan itself”.
“We call to build cooperation from all interested countries and international organizations with the role of UN Central Coordination to stabilize and develop this country,” he said.