KABUL to the negotiating table with the Kabul government.
Sayed Ehsan Taheri, HPC spokesman, told reporters in Kabul that Daudzai, also president’s special representative on regional consensus, would leave Kabul for China for a three-day trip Wednesday.
He said Daudzai’s first trip to Pakistan changed the views of all sides in that country about peace, Islamabad needed to remain committed to its promises.
During his China’s trip, Daudzai would meet the country’s foreign minister, China’s special representative in . . .
