Performing Foreign Minister of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) Amir Khan Muttaqi on Saturday left Kabul for Iran to attend Tehran Dialogue Forum. Hafiz Zia Ahmad, deputy representative for the foreign ministry, stated that the delegation accompanying Muttaqi likewise includes Abdul Latif Nazari, deputy minister of economy. In addition to getting involved ...

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Kazakhstan&& s Deputy Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Aslan Abdraimov, has actually cautioned that the Qosh Tepa canal in Afghanistan could significantly decrease the circulation of the Syr Darya River, with direct repercussions for the already diminished Aral Sea. He made the remarks at the recent international conference, Water Security and ...

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In a significant development for regional energy cooperation, several agreements were signed to expedite the implementation of the CASA-1000 power transmission project. The accords were inked during a high-level meeting in Tajikistan between energy officials from Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Pakistan, and representatives of Da Afghanistan Breshna...

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Acting Foreign Minister of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), Amir Khan Muttaqi, will travel to Iran and China in coming days, a ministry official announced on Thursday. Zakir Jalaly, director of the third political department of the Foreign Ministry, said on X that Muttaqi will also travel to other countries in the region after Iran and...

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Chinese Special Representative for Afghanistan Yue Xiaoyong has actually met with Turkish Deputy Foreign Minister Berries Ekinci in Ankara. Yue stated on X that during the conference, the two sides agreed to strengthen their cooperation for helping Afghanistan in its restoration. The meeting was likewise gone to by Cihad Erginay, director of the South Asia ...

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In a considerable diplomatic advancement, Afghanistan&& s Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi and Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar on Thursday held a wide-ranging telephonic conversation focused on strengthening bilateral ties and boosting local cooperation. According to a declaration launched by the Afghan foreign ... In a considerable diplomatic development, Afghanistan&& s Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi and Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar on Thursday held an extensive telephonic conversation focused on reinforcing bilateral ties and boosting regional cooperation.According to a declaration released by the Afghan foreign ministry, the discussion focused on enhancing bilateral relations, promoting trade, and updating diplomatic engagement between the two countries.Calling India a crucial regional nation with historic relation with Afghanistan, Muttaqi revealed wish for further strengthening relations, repeating Afghanistan&& s dedication to a well balanced diplomacy and useful engagement with all sides.Among the key issues raised by the Afghan side were requests to enhance visa processes for Afghan business owners and medical clients, in addition to appeals for the release and repatriation of Afghan nationals locked up in India.Jaishankar reacted positively, assuring development on both fronts and highlighting joint political and financial efforts between the two nations.Both ministers likewise highlighted the strategic significance of Chabahar Port, a key local transit hub collectively established by India and Iran, and revealed shared interest in accelerating its usage to increase regional trade and connectivity.Jaishankar likewise said in a post on X that he expressed gratitude for Muttaqi&& s condemnation of the current attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. He likewise invited the Muttaqi&& s clear rejection of && incorrect and unwarranted reports& & that aimed to produce wonder about in between the two countries.Reaffirming India&& s standard relationship with the Afghan people, Jaishankar highlighted continued assistance for Afghanistan&& s advancement needs and talked about paths for future cooperation.The call marks a notable effort by both New Delhi and Kabul to keep and reinforce their historically close relations, despite more comprehensive geopolitical intricacies and the lack of official diplomatic acknowledgment of the present Afghan government by India.The post Afghanistan and India promise better incorporate top-level diplomatic call first appeared on TINS News|Afghanistan News.

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