China Mediates Thaw in Pakistan-Afghanistan Ties Amidst Regional Tensions
China hosted a crucial meeting between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban administration, signaling a potential thaw in relations after recent violence. Diplomatic ties could be upgraded with ambassadors expected in both countries. Key discussions focused on improving diplomatic relations, security cooperation, and fostering regional peace and stability.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are preparing to enhance their diplomatic relations, as announced by Chinese officials after a significant meeting hosted in Beijing. This comes after repeated incidents of violence have tested the relationship between these neighboring nations.
The countries have agreed in principle to appoint ambassadors to each other's capitals, a move emphasized by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. China, which facilitated the talks, remains committed to assisting in the improvement of Afghanistan-Pakistan relations.
Diplomatic signals are positive, with Pakistan welcoming increased engagement and Afghanistan hopeful for advancements in political and economic ties. Current envoy exchanges are managed by charge d'affaires, highlighting the importance of this diplomatic upgrade.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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