Sherpao links peace to stability in Afghanistan
PESHAWAR: Qaumi Watan Party (QWP) head Aftab Sherpao said on Saturday that peace in Pakistan was linked to stability in Afghanistan.
Addressing a conference at Watan Kor about the pre and post-election scenario, he said that government-to-government, establishment-to-establishment and people-to-people contacts should be strengthened with Afghanistan.
A large number of intellectuals, columnists, journalists and academicians were present on the occasion. Aftab Sherpao feared that on both sides of the border the voice of the moderate Pakhtuns was being silenced under a conspiracy. He said that peace was a prerequisite for development therefore concerted efforts should be made to restore peace and stability to the region. About the merger of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, he said that majority of the people were in its favour, but the forces of the status quo had reservations over the development. “Now steps should be taken to come up to the expectations of the pro-merger people and address the reservations of the anti-merger elements,” he stressed.
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