Afghanistan Strategic and Foreign Affairs

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Muttaqi meets Bangladeshi parliament speaker in Tehran to discuss trade ties​

The Frontier Post

KABUL (Ariana News): Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi met with Bangladesh Parliament Speaker Hafizuddin Ahmed in Tehran, where the two sides discussed strengthening bilateral relations, with a particular focus on expanding trade.

According to Afghanistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the meeting centered on ways to enhance cooperation between the two countries and promote bilateral trade.

Muttaqi described the trade potential between Afghanistan and Bangladesh as significant, stressing that both countries should capitalize on existing opportunities to support their economic growth.

For his part, Ahmed said Afghanistan and Bangladesh share longstanding relations and noted that expanding trade would create valuable opportunities for both countries, particularly in supporting Afghanistan’s economic reconstruction.

Muttaqi is part of an Afghan delegation visiting Tehran to attend the funeral for Iran’s late Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei.

 

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US: contacts with Taliban limited to select security issues​

The Frontier Post

KABUL (TOLONews): The U.S. State Department’s Coordinator for Counterterrorism says the United States has engaged with the Islamic Emirate only in specific cases and on a selective basis.

Speaking at a press briefing, Gregory D. LoGerfo said these engagements have taken place within the framework of U.S. national interests and have primarily focused on highly sensitive security issues.

He said: “With respect to the Taliban, we have engaged with them selectively, and only when such engagement has been in the interest of the United States and related to highly sensitive and classified security matters.”

Responding to the remarks, Suhail Shaheen, the Islamic Emirate’s ambassador to Doha, stressed that Afghanistan no longer poses a threat to any country and that the Islamic Emirate seeks to expand normal and balanced relations with the international community.