Afghan PM meets with Qatari officials to foster trust with international community
Prime Minister of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund, convened a meeting with Qatar's Foreign Minister, Mohammad Bin Abdul Rahman Al Sani, and Intelligence Chief, Abdullah Al Khalifa.
During the meeting held in Kandahar, Prime Minister Akhund conveyed his desire for Qatar to actively contribute to fostering trust between Afghanistan and the international community.
He expressed gratitude towards Qatar for their cooperation, goodwill, and sincerity, underscoring the significance of ongoing collaboration between Qatar and the Afghan people.
In response, the Qatari delegation expressed their keenness to assume a more prominent role in enhancing trust between the international community and Afghanistan. (ILKHA)
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