Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Taliban’s foreign minister, arrived in Islamabad on Friday to participate in a tripartite meeting with the foreign ministers of Pakistan and China.
Taliban’s foreign ministry said that Muttaqi will hold bilateral talks with the Chinese Foreign Minister.
According to the Taliban’s foreign ministry, the delegation led by Muttaqi will discuss bilateral relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan during their Islamabad visit.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan had said on Thursday that the Taliban’s foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi; the group’s minister of commerce Nooruddin Azizi, and several other officials of the Taliban will visit Islamabad.
Taliban’s foreign ministry stressed that among others, the group’s delegation will discuss political, and commercial relations, regional stability, and transit during the Islamabad visit.
The Chinese Foreign Minister is also due to land in Islamabad for the two-day meeting.