delegation, led by Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, met senior French foreign ministry official Bertrand Lotholary, Britain's special envoy Nigel Casey, and members of the Norwegian foreign ministry.At the United Nations in New York, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store said the talks appeared to have been"serious" and"genuine".
"We made clear we want to see girls back in school in March, also those above 12. We want to see humanitarian access," he said.have hailed this week's talks -- held in a hotel near Oslo -- as a step toward international recognition.foreign minister, speaking on the sidelines of Monday's talks, said:"Norway providing us this opportunity is an achievement in itself because we shared the stage with the world.
No country has yet recognised the fundamentalist regime, and the international community is waiting to see how theThe Norwegian prime minister said he knew many were troubled by the meeting in Oslo, but said it was a first step to avoid"humanitarian disaster"., one million children, at the danger of starving... that is no option. We have to deal with the world as it is."
Norwegian state secretary Henrik Thune earlier said:"This is not the beginning of an... open-ended process." "We are going to place tangible demands that we can follow up on and see if they have been met", he told Norwegian news agency NTB ahead of his talks with the delegation on Tuesday evening.- 'More of these meetings' -
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