Kazemi Qomi: Creating a gap between "Iran and the Taliban" is the plan of the Americans

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Hassan Kazemi Qomi, the ambassador and special representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Kabul, during a meeting on the issue of water diplomacy between Iran and Afghanistan in the presence of prominent university professors, said that Iran is trying to make Afghanistan a strategic partner. . He added that tying the economic interests of the two countries together and connecting the infrastructures will be the best thing to tie the interests of the two countries together.

 

It has been said that in the continuation of the meeting, university professors have presented their criticisms and solutions regarding Iran-Afghanistan relations regarding water issues and solutions including focusing on both sides of the border and giving special importance to the government on the issue of water diplomacy.

 

According to Iraf, Kazemi Qomi also added in this meeting: We are facing many factors in Afghanistan. We are facing a series of terrorist components, including Daesh, which is the plan of Zionist arrogance in the west of our country. Another component of America's mischief is; In fact, the Americans worked with hard power in Afghanistan and failed, and today they are working with soft and semi-hard power

 

Regarding the tension between Iran and Afghanistan, he also stated: The Islamic Republic is trying to increase its relationship with Afghanistan. It is the Americans' plan to create a gap between Iran and the Taliban. Iran is motivated to make Afghanistan a strategic partner.

 

Regarding the economic development in Afghanistan and its benefits for Iran, this Iranian diplomat stated: the worse the economic situation in Afghanistan, the more the flood of immigrants to Iran and the more ISIS abuse of poverty to recruit. These conditions are neither Iran's nor the Taliban's demand. Therefore, the two countries are trying to have more cooperation and communication.

 

He also expressed his happiness about the arrival of water from the Helmand Sea to Iran and added: We must think fundamentally about the water crisis in the east of the country.