The possibility of canceling the Taliban opposition meeting in Pakistan due to a visa problem.
Resources have told the media that the Taliban opposition’s planned meeting, which was scheduled to be held on August 25 and 26, has faced a serious challenge for issuing a visa for participants and is likely to cancel it.
According to these sources, a number of invited people have not received a visa so far, and the Pakistani Foreign Ministry has not been prepared to issue visas to participants.
Two days ago, some sources reported that two representatives of the Junbish-i-Milli Islami Afghanistan had not yet received an entry visa to Pakistan.
The meeting was scheduled to take place with at least 37 active and political figures in the opposition of the Taliban, but so far the news has not been officially confirmed.
