Is Pak NSA visiting Delhi for Afghanistan meet? Watch Imran Khan aide's answer

Published on Nov 02, 2021 09:19 pm IST

Pakistan’s National Security Adviser Mooed Yusuf said on Tuesday that he will not attend a meeting of senior regional security officials being hosted by India to discuss the situation in Afghanistan. Besides China and Pakistan, regional countries such as Iran, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan have been invited to the meeting expected to be held in New Delhi on November 10. There are no plans to invite the Taliban to the meeting in line with the Indian government’s decision not to rush into recognising the current dispensation in Kabul. Watch this report for more.

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