KABUL and pursue the peace process.
During a meeting with parliamentarians at the Presidential Palace, Ghani urged the former chief executive officer (CEO) to lead the high peace council and pursue talks with the Taliban.
The president told the lawmakers that Abdullah’s position would be equivalent to a vice-president. His decision-making mandate, budget and security could be discussed.
Ghani suggested Abdullah’s allies might be inducted into the cabinet, with guarantees that they . . .
