Sunday, November 2, 2014

CHINA - Neighbors shouldn't intervene in Afghanistan

Chinese premier Li Keqiang has said that China is sure of Afghanistan’s capability to deal with its problems but neighboring countries should try to create peaceful environment instead of trying to intervene in Afghanistan. In a conference on peace and rebuilding of Afghanistan, Chinese premier said that the world should respect Afghanistan’s sovereignty, freedom and territorial integrity and abstain from intervening in Afghanistan’s internal matters. Speaking on this occasion, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani invited Taliban directly to get engaged into the international community backed peace process. Ashraf Ghaniz invited Taliban directly and named them too but did not make any particular offers or suggestions during his speech. He also hinted that the government security forces will not back off from action against terrorists.

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