This story was first published by Amu TV.
The Taliban and Pakistan are preparing for a second round of talks in Turkey, sources familiar with the matter told Amu TV. According to the sources, this round will focus more on technical-level negotiations.
The development follows controversy over remarks by Pakistan’s defense minister, who described the contents of the initial Taliban-Pakistan agreement as classified. The secrecy has drawn criticism from Afghan political figures and citizens, who argue the Afghan people have a right to know the full terms of any such deal.
Previously, Taliban Defense Minister Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid said the Doha talks resulted in an agreement on a permanent cease-fire and the establishment of a mechanism to strengthen bilateral relations. He said the implementation of this structure would be overseen by Turkey and Qatar and carried out by joint technical committees.
“A permanent cease-fire was agreed upon,” Mujahid said. “A mechanism will be created for maintaining the cease-fire
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