COAS lauds Qatar’s role in facilitating Afghan peace process
ISLAMABAD: Chief of Army Staff COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa has appreciated the highly constructive role played by Qatar in facilitating and hosting Afghan peace process and hoped for continuous cooperation for ensuring peace and stability in the region.
He stated this during a meeting with State of Qatar Special Envoy of the Foreign Minister for Counter-Terrorism and Mediation of Conflict Resolution Dr Mutlaq Bin Majed Al-Qahtani in Rawalpindi. They discussed matters of mutual interest, regional security situation including recent updates on Afghan situation, facilitation of reconciliation process in Afghanistan and cooperation in various fields.
The visiting dignitary appreciated Pakistan’s consistent efforts for peace and stability in the region and pledged to keep working for strengthening relations between the two countries.
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