Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, addressing a cabinet meeting in Islamabad on Friday, expressed Pakistan’s willingness to engage in dialogue with Afghanistan to ensure regional peace.
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“It is our heartfelt desire to foster better relations with Afghanistan, but the unfortunate reality is that the TTP is conducting attacks from across the border, which is unacceptable,” the Prime Minister stated. PM Shehbaz highlighted Pakistan's readiness to hold discussions with Afghanistan for peace in the region while firmly rejecting any tolerance for TTP’s activities.
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