CLEAN : Pakistan would continue to support peace efforts after Taliban meeting

A Taliban political delegation visited Pakistan for the first time, led by Maulana Abdul Ghani. The visit aimed to strengthen efforts for permanent peace in Afghanistan, which is crucial for Pakistan's development. An inclusive peace process involving all Afghan society is seen as the only viable path forward. Pakistan has supported direct Taliban-U.S. talks, laying the groundwork for a sustainable peace deal. The hope is for a new Afghan government, elected through a fair process, to advance the stalled peace process and end the long-standing conflict through an Afghan-led political settlement.

Who led the Taliban Political Commission delegation during their visit to Pakistan?

• Ashraf Ghani

• Hamid Karzai

• Maulana Abdul Ghani

• Abdullah Abdullah

What is the primary goal of Pakistan in supporting efforts in Afghanistan?

• To increase trade with Afghanistan

• To achieve permanent peace in Afghanistan

• To establish a military base

• To expand its territory

What is considered the only practical way forward for peace in Afghanistan?

• International isolation

• Military intervention

• Economic sanctions

• An inclusive peace and reconciliation process

What has laid a firm ground for achieving a sustainable peace deal in Afghanistan?

• Direct Taliban-U.S. talks

• Military operations

• Economic investments

• Cultural exchanges

What is essential for ending the 18-year-old conflict in Afghanistan?

• A foreign-led intervention

• An Afghan-led and Afghan-owned political settlement

• Increased military presence

• Economic sanctions