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Pakistan Agrees Not To Support Anti-Taliban Groups, Says Shaheen

Oct 19, 2025, 14:42 GMT+1

The Taliban’s ambassador to Qatar said on Sunday that talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan in Doha concluded successfully, with both sides agreeing to a ceasefire and pledging not to support each other’s opponents.

Suhail Shaheen wrote on X that Pakistan had agreed not to back groups opposing the Taliban, while the Taliban committed to refraining from supporting anti-Pakistan groups or attacks on Pakistani forces.

He said both parties also pledged to respect Afghanistan’s territorial integrity and to avoid targeting civilians or infrastructure.

Shaheen expressed gratitude to Türkiye and Qatar for facilitating the discussions and said the next round of talks between Taliban and Pakistani delegations would be held in Türkiye soon.

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