Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on Thursday that no promise was made to grant visas and residence permits to Afghan migrants.Fidan&s comments came in response to a parliamentary question by Deniz Demir, Ankara deputy of Türkiye&s main opposition, the Republican People&s Party (CHP), Anadolu Agency reported.The question concerned allegations that &legalization of Afghan migrants and work visas for Afghans& were discussed during a meeting between the Afghan Refugee Minister Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani and Cenk Unal, Chargé d&Affaires and Head of Mission of the Turkish Embassy in Kabul.The foreign minister said it was a regular meeting between Unal and members of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA).&The issues of combating irregular migration originating from Afghanistan and, in this context, the return of irregular Afghan migrants in our country were discussed during the meeting,& he said.Fidan underlined that Turkish missions and embassies are not in the practice of announcing meetings with the country&s authorities.​​​​​​​The post There is no promise to grant visas, residence permits to Afghan migrants: Turkish FM first appeared on Ariana News.