High-level delegations from Afghanistan and Pakistan held peace talks in Istanbul from October 25–30, mediated by Turkiye and Qatar. The discussions aimed to solidify the ceasefire agreed in Doha and establish monitoring mechanisms for lasting peace, though key security concerns between the two nations remain unresolved

In a bid to strengthen peace efforts between Afghanistan and Pakistan, high-level delegations from both countries, along with mediators Turkiye and Qatar, held a series of meetings in Istanbul from October 25 to 30 to keep up the recently agreed ceasefire.

According to a joint statement posted on X by the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Friday, the meetings were aimed at "solidifying the ceasefire which was agreed by Afghanistan and Pakistan in Doha on 18-19 Octo

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