KABUL in one of the country’s southern provinces after Eid-ul-Fitr.
Azizullah Fazli, head of the institute, told the first meeting of the organization that the process of peace negotiations with the Taliban would start officially under a five-member delegation which would pave the ground for real ways of peace establishment.
“We do not want peace from John Kerry, former US secretary of state, we want to achieve peace through our Afghan youth,” he said.
He added that the peace talks . . .
