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Minister of Foreign Affairs Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi expressed hope for significant progress in relations between Afghanistan and Tajikistan. He made the statement during a meeting with a high-ranking delegation from Tajikistan, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The delegation included representatives from various departments and was led by Tajikistan's special envoy for Afghanistan. It arrived in Kabul on Saturday.
A statement from the ministry indicated that the two sides discussed enhancing cooperation, particularly in diplomatic relations and economic collaboration.
During the meeting, Muttaqi pointed out the long-standing historical relations between the two nations. He noted that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan seeks to maintain friendly and constructive ties with the Republic of Tajikistan.
He said: “Fortunately, these relations are expanding in various areas and we hope to see remarkable progress in the near future between our two brotherly and neighbouring countries.”
The Tajik delegation reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening cooperation. It stated that Afghanistan and Tajikistan have potential for close collaboration in multiple fields.
Both sides emphasized the importance of continuing such meetings and visits.
