Ceasefire aims at creating space for constructive dialogue between both sides in an effort to address a complex but resolvable issue
Published 5 months ago on Oct 15th 2025, 7:11 pm
By Web Desk
Islamabad: The Government of Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban regime have mutually agreed to a 48-hour temporary ceasefire, starting from 6:00 PM today, following a request made by the Taliban, the Foreign Office said in a statement on Wednesday.
According to the statement, the ceasefire is aimed at creating space for constructive dialogue between both sides in an effort to address a complex but resolvable issue.
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