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Pakistan welcomes Eid-ul-Adha ceasefire in Afghanistan

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KABUL, a statement said on Thursday.

“We believe this is a positive development towards advancing the goal of a peaceful and stable Afghanistan and hope that further steps will be taken to implement the U.S.-Taliban Peace Agreement leading to Intra-Afghan negotiations.”

Pakistan, on its part, remained committed to a peaceful, stable, democratic, prosperous and united Afghanistan, at peace with itself and with its neighbours.

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