Mawlawi Abdul Rauf, a purported Taliban leader who heads the peace talks delegation in Turkey, said they represent all Taliban factions in the negotiations with government officials.

“We represent the overall Taliban (members) of the Islamic emirate expect some of individuals who are not willing to opt for intra-Afghan peace talks and who want to talk through Americans,” Rauf said in an interview with TOLOnews from Turkey.

The Jamiat-e-Islami party is waiting for government’s response on the offered list of its demands, sources within Jamiat leadership said Sunday. The backdoor negotiations were held seven times aimed at finding a political solution to the rift between the two sides.

Sources say Jamiat-e-Islami has offered a 12-article proposal to government. The suggestions include amendment in the election law, changing of the current political system, convening the Constitutional Loya Jirga, the grand assembly, and rolling out the electronic national identity cards based on the law previously approved.