HCNR Chairman stresses on a “dignified and acceptable” peace

Speaking at the second leadership meeting of the High Council for National Reconciliation (HCNR), Abdullah Abdullah, the chairman of HCNR, said that “dignified and acceptable” peace is a top priority for the HCNR and the negotiation team of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.

The second leadership meeting of the HCNR was held today, Saturday, December 26, in Kabul.

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