Afghanistan, Qatar strengthen ties in high-level Kabul talks
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Afghanistan’s Acting Foreign Minister, Mawlavi Amir Khan Muttaqi, held talks with Dr. Murdif Al-Qashoti, Qatar’s Charge d’Affaires in Kabul, focusing on deepening diplomatic relations and addressing key regional issues.
During the meeting, Minister Muttaqi praised Qatar’s active role in supporting Afghanistan at international and regional forums, highlighting the Gulf state’s significance as a diplomatic ally.
Dr. Al-Qashoti reaffirmed Qatar’s commitment to bolstering Afghanistan’s global engagement through constructive participation in multilateral platforms. He also expressed Doha’s willingness to support the development of Afghanistan’s foreign relations, emphasizing the shared interests between the two nations.
The discussions underscore ongoing efforts to enhance cooperation between Afghanistan and Qatar amid complex regional dynamics. (ILKHA)
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