Afghanistan’s Acting Deputy Information Minister Zabihullah Mujahid on Sunday lauded Pakistan for supporting Afghanistan at the international level.
in an interview with Pakistan Television (PTV)He said that Pakistan has asked the international community to establish better relations with Afghanistan.
“Pakistan is our neighbor and Afghanistan is grateful for Pakistan’s stand on Afghanistan,” he said.
The minister said that Afghanistan seeks good relations with the international community and seeks to expand trade and economic ties. “We hope that neighboring countries will continue to support Afghanistan before the international community.”
He said that many countries have raised their voice in favor of Taliban before the international community and America.
Qatar, Uzbekistan and other countries had also taken a positive stance towards Afghanistan, saying that six days ago, China and Russia spoke in favor of the grouping at the UN General Assembly.
He said that Afghanistan’s relations with its neighbors and with the international community are important.
He said the war at Panjshir was over, adding: “We don’t want a war with anyone.”
He said that the time has come that the Afghan nation should work for the progress and prosperity of the country.
He said that after establishing peace in Afghanistan, Taliban’s priority is to expand trade with other countries.
He warned that action would be taken if any group invaded Afghanistan or fought against the government.
He said that Afghanistan will be connected by road to Peshawar and various cities of Pakistan.
In response to a question, he said that Pakistan flag insult There was an “unfortunate incident” on the Afghan border.
The minister assured that action will be taken against anyone who damages the ties between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
In response to another question, he said that if the Afghan leadership is invited to visit Pakistan, it will be considered.
Mujahid said that the Afghan government condemns human rights violations in Indian-occupied Kashmir.
He concluded that the Afghan government would continue to provide diplomatic and political support to persecuted Muslims in various parts of the world.
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