Xinhua Asia-Pacific news summary at 1600 GMT, Nov. 19


By Zhang JingBai Xu

KABUL -- The visiting Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said here on Thursday that Pakistan supports an inclusive peace process in Afghanistan and will make all its efforts for peace in Afghanistan.

"The whole idea of coming at the time while violence is increasing in Afghanistan is to assure you Mr. president, that we the people of Pakistan and the government of Pakistan have only one concern and that is what you are feeling in Afghanistan, that we want peace (in Afghanistan)," Khan told reporters at a joint press conference with Afghan President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani. (Afghanistan-Pakistan-Peace process)

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