The National Security Adviser (NSA) Hamdullah Mohib says there are some provisions in US-Taliban peace deal which the Afghan government disagrees.
Speaking to reporters at the Presidential Palace, Mr. Mohib said, “The US-Taliban deal includes some provisions which the government opposes.
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The Taliban insist to mention the name of group as “Islamic Emirate” which should be the ‘Tehrik-e Taliban’.”
In the meantime, Mohib declared that the Afghan government has sent a delegation to Qatar to discuss about the release of Taliban prisoners from government’s custody.
He noted that the 7-day period of reduction in violence was a test period for the Taliban and the main test for the group begins after signing of the deal.
NSA called the goal of the US-Afghanistan joint declaration as a “new framework” for cooperation, adding that the peace process had reached to a promising stage.
