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Afghan Government, Taliban to Meet Again after Doha Talks

Monday 19 July 2021
Afghan Government, Taliban to Meet Again after Doha Talks

Alwaght- Afghan government and the Taliban will meet again and plan to expedite peace negotiations after two days of inconclusive talks in Doha.

According to Al Jazeera, the negotiators from the rival sides, who have been in Doha, said a joint statement on Sunday “the two sides committed to continue negotiations at a high level until a settlement is reached”.

 “We will work to provide humanitarian assistance throughout Afghanistan,” the statement added.

For months, the two sides have been meeting intermittently in the Qatari capital, but have achieved little if any notable success. The discussions appear to have lost momentum as the Taliban fighters have made enormous gains on the battlefield.

Senior representatives of the Kabul government, including the head of the High Council for National Reconciliation, Abdullah Abdullah, flew in for two days of intensive talks as US forces are about to complete their troops’ pullout.

Ahead of the second day of talks, the Taliban’s Supreme Leader Haibatullah Akhundzada had said “the Islamic emirate strenuously favours a political settlement” despite the groups lightning victories on the ground.

But the Qatari facilitator of the talks said at the end of the two days that the sides had merely agreed to “work to prevent civilian casualties”, far short of previously agreed ceasefires.

“The two sides agreed to continue negotiations at a high level until a settlement is reached. For this purpose, they will meet again next week,” said Qatar’s counterterrorism envoy Mutlaq al-Qahtani, who oversees the Doha talks.

 

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