On October 19, local time, Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Dharr welcomed the ceasefire agreement reached between Pakistan and Afghanistan in Doha on social media, saying it was "a first step in the right direction."

Dahl also expressed his expectation to establish a concrete and verifiable monitoring mechanism at the next round of meetings hosted by Turkey to deal with the threat of attacks on Pakistan from Afghanistan.

On the same day, Afghan government spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid issued a statement saying that the negotiations between Afghan and Pakistani representatives in Qatar ended and the two sides signed a bilateral agreement.The two sides will not take any hostile actions against the other party, nor will they support groups that launch attacks on the Pakistani government.Both sides will avoid targeting each other¡¯s security forces, civilians or critical infrastructure. In the future, a mechanism will be established to review bilateral claims under the mediation of the middle country to ensure the effective implementation of the agreement.