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Pakistan Embassy in Afghanistan Hosts Solemn Ceremony to Mark Kashmir Solidarity Day.

Ambassador Nizamani Underscores Unbreakable Ideological Bond

February 5, 2026

Kabul, Afghanistan — The destinies of the Kashmiri and Pakistani peoples are deeply intertwined, and a Pakistan that remains strong in its ideological convictions is essential for the liberation of Kashmir. Likewise, the realization of the legitimate rights of the Kashmiri people is vital for the complete fulfillment of Pakistan’s founding ideology.

These views were expressed by Ambassador of Pakistan to Afghanistan, H.E. Mr. Ubaid-ur-Rehman Nizamani, while addressing a solemn ceremony held at the Pakistan Embassy in Kabul to observe Kashmir Solidarity Day on February 5.

Reaffirming Pakistan’s unwavering commitment to the just struggle of the Kashmiri people for their right to self-determination, Ambassador Nizamani described the Kashmir cause as a fundamental pillar of Pakistan’s spiritual, moral, and national identity. He emphasized that the bond between Pakistan and Kashmir is rooted in a deep ideological and spiritual kinship.

The Ambassador highlighted that Pakistan’s stability, security, and ideological foundations are inextricably linked to the freedom of the Kashmiri people from Indian occupation. He reminded the audience that the Jammu and Kashmir dispute remains one of the oldest unresolved issues on the agenda of the United Nations Security Council, with its resolution—through a free and impartial plebiscite under UN auspices—long overdue due to India’s persistent intransigence.

In his concluding remarks, Ambassador Nizamani called upon all Pakistanis to strengthen the nation’s ideology by fulfilling their individual and collective responsibilities. He stressed that solidarity with Kashmir is not merely a foreign policy position, but a national duty essential to Pakistan’s moral and ideological integrity.

The ceremony concluded with prayers for the martyrs of Kashmir and for the peace, stability, and prosperity of Pakistan.

مذاکرات نمایندگان افغانستان و پاکستان به درخواست ترکیه از سر گرفته میشود.

یک روز پس از اعلام شکست گفت‌وگوها میان پاکستان و حکومت افغانستان در استانبول، اکنون گزارش‌ها حاکی از آن است که مذاکرات میان دو طرف دوباره از سر گرفته می‌شود.

به نقل از رسانه‌های دولتی پاکستان، دو طرف به درخواست ترکیه توافق کرده‌اند که گفت‌وگوها را در استانبول ادامه دهند. بر اساس این گزارش‌ها، هیئت پاکستانی که قرار بود امروز استانبول را ترک کند، تصمیم گرفته است در آنجا بماند و در دور تازه مذاکرات شرکت کند.

تلویزیون ملی افغانستان نیز تأیید کرده است که مذاکرات میان هیئت‌های افغانستان و پاکستان با میانجی‌گری ترکیه و قطر از سر گرفته خواهد شد.

به گفته‌ی منابع پاکستانی، هدف از آغاز دوباره گفت‌وگوها فراهم‌سازی «فرصتی تازه برای صلح و اعتمادسازی در منطقه» عنوان شده است.

پیش از این، منابعی به خورشید نیوز گفته بودند که نمایندگان دو طرف امروز در استانبول دیدار خواهند کرد. مذاکرات اولیه روز شنبه پس از چند روز تنش و درگیری مرزی آغاز شده بود.

مقام‌های پاکستانی روز گذشته اعلام کرده بودند که هیئت افغانستان نتوانسته است در مورد اقدام قاطع علیه شورشیانی که به نیروهای پاکستانی حمله می‌کنند، تضمین بدهد.

در مقابل، حکومت افغانستان به‌طور رسمی در این باره اظهارنظر نکرده.

پاکستان حکومت افغانستان را به حمایت و پناه دادن به گروه‌های شورشی متهم می‌کند، اما کابل این اتهامات را بارها رد کرده و تأکید دارد که ناامنی و شورشگری در پاکستان، مشکل داخلی خود آن کشور است.

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