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Military officials from Afghanistan and Iran convened in Kabul on Sunday to engage in discussions regarding cooperation in border security.
The Afghan army's deputy chief, Mali Khan, expressed a warm welcome to the Iranian delegation, affirming the desire of the Islamic Emirate to maintain positive relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran. The statement from the Afghanistan Ministry of Defense highlighted the commitment to further cooperation across various sectors, particularly in the realm of border security.
The Iranian delegation acknowledged the commitments made by both countries in various areas and expressed their assurance of strengthening relations, according to the statement.
During the meeting, the importance of addressing border security concerns and enhancing cooperation through dialogue was emphasized by both sides, as mentioned in the statement.
The meeting was attended by border officials from the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Borders and Tribes, as well as several agriculture officials. (ILKHA)
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