KABUL, which is likely to begin tomorrow or Tuesday.
A statement from the HPC Secretariat said Ramadan was the month of brotherhood, equality, acceptance of each other, forgiving and worship to God.
The body, tasked with negotiating peace with insurgent group, said in the absence of peace and security, the people could not worship with concentration and ease and therefore peace and stability was essential to worship.
Keeping in view hopes of Afghans for durable peace, the HPC said it was once again calling . . .
