KABUL-led and owned peace talks could succeed through an inclusive negotiating delegation.
The survey was conducted by Rawand-i-Se Afghanistan in three months in Kabul, interviewing around 1,000 individuals, including university teachers, students, government employees and workers.
Forty-nine percent of the survey participants believed peace talks without the leadership of the Afghan government might not yield any results, while 27 percent believed it would produce some outcome but 24 percent said it would have ‘a positive outcome.’
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