Turkish government voices support for Afghan peace process
The head of Afghanistan's peace negotiations with the Taliban visited Ankara on Thursday as talks continue in Doha.
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The head of Afghanistan’s peace talks, Abdullah Abdullah, visited the Turkish capital, Ankara, on Thursday for a series of meetings. Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Turkey supports reconciliation efforts in the South Asian country.
“Turkey's strong support for friendly & brotherly Afghan people's peace demand will continue,” Cavusoglu said in a tweet.