Speaking in the National Assembly, he said that although Pakistan is committed to facilitate a negotiated end to the 17-year-old Afghan war, it could not do the task alone and that other regional countries needed to play their part.
'Since India is present in Afghanistan, its cooperation in this regard will also be required,' said Qureshi.
The foreign minister informed the lower house that a number of meetings for peace in Afghanistan had already taken place in Doha (Qatar) and the United Arab Emirates.
He said a consensus and convergence have evolved at the international level for a political settlement of the Afghan issue.
The foreign minister said US president Donald Trump in a letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan had asked Pakistan to help and facilitate the peace process in Afghanistan which he said Pakistan was already doing.
The US special envoy for Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad, had also visited Pakistan thrice in this regard, he noted.
