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A Taliban commander and senior leader of the Haqqani Network, Anas Haqqani, met former Afghan President Hamid Karzai for talks, Reuters reported on Wednesday quoting &nbsp;a Taliban official as saying.
The Haqqani Network an important faction of the Taliban was accused over recent years of some of the most deadly militant attacks in Afghanistan.
Also Watch Afghan women protest for their rights on Kabul streets as Taliban fighters watch
The development comes amid efforts to form a government in Afghanistan after the Taliban took control and President Ashraf Ghani fled the country.
Karzai was accompanied by the old government's main peace envoy, Abdullah Abdullah, in the meeting, the Taliban official said
Earlier on Tuesday, the Taliban had announced a "general amnesty" for all Afghan government officials. Taliban claim they are more inclusive this time and have pledged to protect the rights of women and minorities

Taliban faction leaders met former Afghan President for talks to form govt

A Taliban commander and senior leader of the Haqqani Network, Anas Haqqani, met former Afghan President Hamid Karzai for talks amid efforts to form government

Taliban faction,&nbsp;Haqqani Network leader meets former Afghan president
Anas Haqqani&nbsp;met&nbsp;Hamid Karzai for talks for government formation
Old govt's peace envoy, Abdullah Abdullah accompanied Karzai
Taliban announced a "general amnesty" for all&nbsp; government officials
Taliban have pledged to protect rights of women and minorities
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A Taliban commander and senior leader of the Haqqani Network, Anas Haqqani, met former Afghan President Hamid Karzai for talks amid efforts to form government

A Taliban commander and senior leader of the Haqqani Network, Anas Haqqani, met former Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Wednesday for talks on formation of a new government.
The Haqqani Network an important faction of the Taliban was accused over recent years of some of the most deadly militant attacks in Afghanistan.
Also Watch <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/afghan-women-protest-for-their-rights-on-kabul-streets-as-taliban-fighters-watch-1629278633355" target="_blank">Afghan women protest for their rights on Kabul streets as Taliban fighters watch</a>
The development comes amid efforts to form a government in Afghanistan after the Taliban took control and President Ashraf Ghani fled the country.
Karzai was accompanied by the old government's main peace envoy, Abdullah Abdullah, in the meeting, the Taliban official said
Earlier on Tuesday, the Taliban had announced a "general amnesty" for all Afghan government officials. Taliban claim they are more inclusive this time and have pledged to protect the rights of women and minorities

Explained: the much-delayed intra-Afghan peace talks in Qatar

Here's what you should know about the intra-Afghan peace talks between the Afghan govt and the&nbsp;Taliban

Miles away from Afghanistan, two stakeholders sit down face to face on Saturday for the first time to discuss the country&rsquo;s future. The peace talks between the Afghan govt and Taliban are being held in Qatar&rsquo;s capital Doha, the city of Taliban&rsquo;s political office, after the Afghan govt released the last batch of 6 Taliban prisoners on Thursday.&nbsp;
&nbsp;The intra-Afghan peace talks were supposed to start in March this year but were delayed as Afghanistan did not initially agree to the pre-condition of prisoner swap set by Taliban in its peace deal with the US. Taliban wanted the Afghan govt, which was not part of the US-Taliban negotiations, to release 5000 Taliban prisoners and in exchange the group would release 1000 govt &amp; military personnel&nbsp;
There are two important issues that will dominate these talks &ndash; a complete and permanent ceasefire and a political power-sharing arrangement. While the Afghan govt insists that a ceasefire is its utmost priority the Taliban is not likely to agree to it till a political settlement favourable to them is reached. &nbsp;
The two sides are being represented by 21 people each. The Afghan govt delegation will be led by Masoom Stanekzai, a former head of Afghanistan&rsquo;s intelligence agency while the Taliban will be led by&nbsp;Sheikh Abdul Hakim, the&nbsp;group's former chief justice&nbsp;and a close aide of the group's chief. The Afghan govt team has four women delegates who will be key in ensuring that women&rsquo;s right are safeguarded in any deal reached between the two sides. &nbsp;
Abdullah Abdullah , the chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation and Afghanistan&rsquo;s former CEO is also part of the inaugural session of the talks

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