Imran Khan intends to “reconcile” Rahmon with the Taliban

The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, has called on Emomali Rahmon to maintain close ties and coordinate joint efforts to support peace and stability in Afghanistan.

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According to the press service of the Prime Minister of Pakistan, on October 2, Imran Khan held a phone conversation with Emomali Rahmon. The parties discussed issues of peace and stability in Afghanistan, as well as the possibility of meeting the humanitarian needs of the Afghan people through the international community.

Imran Khan also called for strengthening economic ties to prevent an economic crisis in the neighboring country.

According to the official website of the President of Tajikistan, Rahmon emphasized that “the development of the situation in this neighboring country continues to be a focus of attention for the Tajik side, as all events occurring today in Afghanistan directly affect the security situation in the region.”

The Tajik side stressed that establishing a broad dialogue among various forces in the country is an important factor for the prompt establishment of peace and stability.

After the Taliban came to power, Imran Khan intensified diplomatic efforts to support the new Taliban government. Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, he urged the international community to strengthen and stabilize the current government in the name of the Afghan people.

However, for official recognition, the international community has set the condition of forming an inclusive government, renouncing violence, and granting women the right to participate in politics and governance.