India to attend signing of landmark US-Taliban deal in Doha on Saturday

India to attend signing of landmark US-Taliban deal in Doha on Saturday

The deal would allow for the withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan. The US has lost over 2,400 soldiers in Afghanistan since late 2001
Current Affairs:India’s Ambassador to Qatar will go to the marking of the milestone harmony bargain between the US and the Afghan Taliban in Doha on Saturday, official sources said on Thursday.
The arrangement would take into consideration the withdrawal of US powers from Afghanistan. The US has lost more than 2,400 fighters in Afghanistan since late 2001.
Sources said India has been welcomed by the Qatar government for the function where the arrangement will be marked and Indian represetative P Kumaran will go to it.
It will be just because India will authoritatively go to an occasion including the Taliban.
India has been a key partner in the harmony and compromise process in Afghanistan.
In a huge move, India had sent two previous negotiators in “non-official” ability to a meeting on Afghan harmony process in Moscow in November 2018.
The gathering sorted out by Russia was gone to by a significant level Taliban assignment, agents of Afghanistan just as from a few different nations, including the US, Pakistan and China.
Significant powers, for example, the US, Russia and Iran have been connecting with the Taliban as a component of endeavors to push the slowed down Afghan harmony process.
India has been supporting a national harmony and compromise process which is Afghan-driven, Afghan-possessed and Afghan controlled.

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