برنامې - تودې خبرې
The Afghan government is planning to hold talks with the Taliban in Saudi Arabia, the BBC reported.
To watch the whole programme, please click here:
Dim lights Embed Embed this video on your site
The meeting will be held in the coming weeks in Saudi Arabia ahead of the establishment of a Taliban office in Qatar.
A senior Afghan government official told the BBC that talks will be convened in the region in addition to the establishment of a Taliban office in Qatar.
"Even if the Taliban office is established in Qatar, we will obviously pursue other efforts in the region including Saudi Arabia and Turkey," the official said.
The Taliban previously refused to recognise President Karzai's government and called it a stooge government.
In this episode of Towde Khabare, host Shapoor Bakhtyar discusses the issue with experts.
Most Popular
- د ۱۳۹۱ کال دغویې د میاشتې ۳۱نیټه د طلوع نیوز خبري ټولګه
- د ۱۳۹۱ کال غبرګولې د میاشتې ۰۱نیټه د طلوع نیوز خبري ټولګه
- Afghan Security Ministers Blame Iran, ISI For Unrest
- KANKASH: Nato's Chicago Summit
- Afghan Poppy Failure Likely to Impact War Efforts
- Zardari Asks Karzai to Consider a New Transit, Trade Pact
- Afghans Welcome Summit as Taliban Renews Calls for Foreign Withdrawal
- ‘Green on Blue' Attacks Not an Indicator of Taliban Infiltration: Allen
- Suicide Bomber Targets Convoy of Isaf Troops in Uruzgan
- Flash Flood Kills 19 in Afghanistan
Latest News
- 5 Humanitarian Workers Abducted in Remote Afghanistan
- Laghman: 12 Insurgents and Their Commander Killed in Afghan Forces Operation
- د ۱۳۹۱ کال غبرګولې د میاشتې ۰۲نیټه د طلوع نیوز خبري ټولګه
- Jacobson Warns Insurgents to Not Expect Easier Battle After 2014
- Afghanistan Should Not be Abandoned Again: Afghan Senators
- Afghanistan Needs Continued International Support: Karzai
- NDS Arrests Suicide Attackers, Intercepts Order to Torch Schools
- Nato Sets ‘Irreversible' Transition in Motion As Presidents Cite Risks
- Defense Officials to Control London's Skies During Olympics, a First Since WWII
- IAEA Chief Says to Sign Nuclear Accord with Iran Soon