Karzai To Head To Pakistan for Talks on the Peace Process
Wants to arrange talks with Taliban representatives
ISLAMABAD — Afghan President Hamid Karzai is set to pay an official visit to neighboring Pakistan next week, perhaps as early as Monday, where he will seek help of the newly-elected leadership to arrange talks between his peace negotiators and Taliban representatives. Kabul's top diplomat in Islamabad says he expects the upcoming talks between the two countries will yield "positive results."
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