Islamic Emirate envoy meets German diplomat in Doha

Mohammad Suhail Shaheen, the Ambassador of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in Doha, met with Rolf-Dieter Denehard, the Chargé d’Affaires of Germany for Afghanistan, to discuss matters of mutual interest and continued cooperation.
The meeting, officially announced by the Embassy of the Islamic Emirate in Qatar, focused on enhancing bilateral relations between Afghanistan and Germany. Discussions included the facilitation of consular services for Afghan citizens living in Germany, the provision of humanitarian aid for Afghan refugees returning from Iran and Pakistan, and German support for the health sector in Afghanistan.
Both sides reaffirmed their readiness to engage constructively and expand cooperation in key areas that serve the interests of both nations. The Islamic Emirate emphasized the importance of humanitarian support and respect for the rights and needs of Afghan nationals abroad.
This engagement reflects the Islamic Emirate’s commitment to peaceful international relations, guided by principles of mutual respect, sovereignty, and cooperation for the welfare of the Afghan people. It also highlights the Emirate’s diplomatic approach to resolving challenges and strengthening Afghanistan’s ties with the international community.
While Germany has not formally recognized the Islamic Emirate, the ongoing dialogue indicates a growing acknowledgment of the Emirate's responsible governance and its role in ensuring regional stability and humanitarian coordination.
The Islamic Emirate continues to call for the removal of political obstacles and for the international community to engage in meaningful partnerships that respect the will and values of the Afghan people. (ILKHA)
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