Apparently the delegation could not score any considerable success here as it was faced with a variety of questions that it could not satisfactorily answer. Why is Iran keen on cooperation with the movement and why has Pakistan played a lukewarm part in talks with the Cyprus movement. And the opposition as expected has promised looking into the plan. They had to. In political gambles when you are behind you do everything in your power to maintain relations with the house.
Taleban opponents are in such a situation.
However, an ideal situation would be if through efforts like these a real and lasting peace will be achieved in the land of the Afghans. But what is surprising in all this is the fact that Nicosia and Rome are just one plane hop away. And if both of the movements have the same ideal, that of convening of the Loya Jirga, then why is it that that hop has either not taken place or has not resulted in unity of action. If Rome for example sees flaws in the Cyprus Peace Process, it should get together with it and try to iron out those difficulties. If Cyprus Peace Process activists see any harm or flaw in the plans by Rome, they should set together with them and iron out those problems.