The Afghan Taliban will host a trilateral meeting with China and Pakistan in Kabul on Wednesday — the first such high-level gathering since it regained power four years ago — in a bid to bolster its push for international legitimacy.
“Comprehensive discussions will be held on a number of important issues, including political, economic, and regional cooperation among the three countries,” Hafiz Zia Ahmad, a deputy spokesman for Afghanistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said in a series of posts on X.