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Abdullah, Indian NSA Discuss Afghan Peace in New Delhi

Abdullah Abdullah, the head of the High Council of National Reconciliation, on Wednesday met with Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval in New Delhi and both discussed Afghan peace process and bilateral relations.

“Had a constructive discussion with H.E. Ajit Doval, the NSA of India. We discussed the Afghan Peace Process and the talks in Doha. He assured me of India’s full support for the peace efforts and that any peace settlement acceptable to Afghans will have the support of India,” tweeted Abdullah.

The Indian National Security Adviser stated that his country is in favor of an independent, democratic, sovereign and peaceful Afghanistan, where no terrorists can operate.

This comes a week after Abdullah visited Pakistan and met with the Pakistani officials on the peace process in Afghanistan.

During Abdullah’s trip, Pakistan also pledged to continue supporting the Afghan peace process.

Abdullah's trip to India and Pakistan comes as negotiators from the two sides of the Afghan peace process are struggling to finalize their procedural rules for the formal talks.

Abdullah, Indian NSA Discuss Afghan Peace in New Delhi

During Abdullah’s trip, Pakistan also pledged to continue supporting the Afghan peace process.

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Abdullah Abdullah, the head of the High Council of National Reconciliation, on Wednesday met with Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval in New Delhi and both discussed Afghan peace process and bilateral relations.

“Had a constructive discussion with H.E. Ajit Doval, the NSA of India. We discussed the Afghan Peace Process and the talks in Doha. He assured me of India’s full support for the peace efforts and that any peace settlement acceptable to Afghans will have the support of India,” tweeted Abdullah.

The Indian National Security Adviser stated that his country is in favor of an independent, democratic, sovereign and peaceful Afghanistan, where no terrorists can operate.

This comes a week after Abdullah visited Pakistan and met with the Pakistani officials on the peace process in Afghanistan.

During Abdullah’s trip, Pakistan also pledged to continue supporting the Afghan peace process.

Abdullah's trip to India and Pakistan comes as negotiators from the two sides of the Afghan peace process are struggling to finalize their procedural rules for the formal talks.

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