An Indian official said on Sunday that India’s Foreign Ministry is ironing out obstacles in order to strengthen diplomatic ties with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan(IEA).
Publish dateMonday 6 June 2022 - 11:19
Story Code : 253866
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA)_According to Arindam Bagchi, a spokesman for India’s Foreign Ministry, historic ties between New Delhi and Kabul will however determine India’s future approach with Afghanistan.
This comes after a diplomatic delegation held talks in Kabul with IEA leaders this past week.
“Our historical and civilizational ties with the people of Afghanistan will guide our approach to what we do in this country. Currently, a number of our local staff are in Afghanistan to coordinate more humanitarian assistance to the people of Afghanistan. There are problems that we are trying to solve through diplomacy,” said Bagchi.
He also confirmed that Afghanistan’s Embassy has reopened in New Delhi.
Bagchi further stated that India continues its strategy in terms of recognition of the IEA in harmony with the international community. A number of top IEA leaders met with the visiting Indian delegation last week and urged New Delhi to resume work on development projects that ground to a halt when the former government collapsed in August last year.
This comes after a diplomatic delegation held talks in Kabul with IEA leaders this past week.
“Our historical and civilizational ties with the people of Afghanistan will guide our approach to what we do in this country. Currently, a number of our local staff are in Afghanistan to coordinate more humanitarian assistance to the people of Afghanistan. There are problems that we are trying to solve through diplomacy,” said Bagchi.
He also confirmed that Afghanistan’s Embassy has reopened in New Delhi.
Bagchi further stated that India continues its strategy in terms of recognition of the IEA in harmony with the international community. A number of top IEA leaders met with the visiting Indian delegation last week and urged New Delhi to resume work on development projects that ground to a halt when the former government collapsed in August last year.
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