KABUL to directly talk to the government.
Briefing the UN Security Council (UNSC), Tadamichi Yamamoto said the peace process was about determining the future of the country and must be owned by its people, including women.
“It is necessary that substantive talks on peace take place between the government representing a cross-section of the population and the Taliban. Inclusiveness, coherence and representativeness in negotiations are critical for success,” he said.
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