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CONFIDENTIAL

ANNEX C

The 17 April Kabul 5 Point Plan was:

(1)

To hold bilateral talks between Afghanistan and Iran and between Afghanistan and Pakistan in a move to discuss matters concerning the normalisa- tion of Afghanistan's relations with Iran and

Pakistan.

(2) To hold a Conference, without any pre-conditions,

to discuss the normalisation of situation in the region and work out a treaty for peace and security and cooperation between the countries of the region.

To hold talks by the countries of the region on matters pertaining to reduction of military expenditure, limitation of arms and armed forces under a respective international guarantee for the security of the countries of the region.

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(5)

To hold talks to take measures for relaxation of tension and elimination of lack of confidence in the activities carried by the mass media of the countries of the region and creation of a desirable atmosphere of confidence and mutual

understanding.

To hold advisory talks between the countries of the Indian Ocean region and Persian Gulf on renewal

of talks about turning the Indian Ocean and

Persian Gulf into a region of peace under

international guarantee and reduction of military presence of other countries.

Kabul Proposals of 14 May:-

(a) Talks with Iran and Pakistan to normalise relations,

and to secure undertakings not to permit armed acts from the territory of one against the other;

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/(b)