Political and religious leaders in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) have called on the federal government to engage with Afghanistan immediately to tackle terrorism.
During a meeting at the Chief Minister’s House, chaired by K-P Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, leaders emphasized that Pakistan’s peace is directly tied to stability in Afghanistan. They stressed the need for government-level negotiations with Afghanistan to address security concerns and agreed to collaborate in promoting religious harmony.
The meeting also recognized that ensuring peace is a top national priority. Participants highlighted the urgency of resolving the Kurram district issue, warning that if left unchecked, it could escalate from a regional problem to a national crisis. The role of the provincial government, particularly the chief minister, in handling the situation was highly praised.
There was a strong consensus on upholding the rule of law, ensuring constitutional supremacy, and protecting human rights. Leaders agreed that national reconciliation and political stability are key to the country’s peace, prosperity, and economic growth. To further this goal, a committee will be formed to initiate dialogue with all political parties.
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The meeting was opened by CM’s Adviser for Information, Barrister Muhammad Ali Saif, who outlined its objectives, while K-P Minister for Religious Affairs, Sahibzada Adnan Qadri, spoke about the role of scholars and spiritual leaders in promoting peace. The chief minister provided updates on the provincial government’s efforts in talks with Afghanistan and resolving the Kurram issue. The participants commended the provincial government for organizing the meeting on such a critical national matter.
It was agreed that this session laid the groundwork for long-term peace, counter-terrorism efforts, and national unity. Similar consultative meetings will be held at the district level across the country. The Milli Yakjehti Council pledged full support for these initiatives, and religious scholars will use Friday sermons to spread messages of peace and counter extremism.
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Leaders also reaffirmed their commitment to promoting peace nationwide, recognizing that eliminating terrorism is a collective responsibility.
