Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Afghanistan's anistan's Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi and special representatives of China and Pakistan discussed the latest regional and international developments and stressed the importance of strengthening joint cooperation.

 

During the meeting, Amir Khan Muttaqi stressed the importance of Afghanistan's political and economic relations with neighboring countries, especially China and Pakistan, and expressed hope that these relations would be further developed in line with common interests.

 

"The Minister of Foreign Affairs considered Afghanistan's political and economic relations with China and Pakistan to be important and expressed hope that these relations would see further progress in the future," said Zia Ahmad Takal, public relations officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The special envoys of China and Pakistan also pledged to expand their relations with Afghanistan based on good neighborliness and mutual respect.

 

The special representatives of China and Pakistan also stressed their commitment to expand relations with Afghanistan based on the principles of good neighborliness and mutual respect and expressed their readiness to successfully hold the sixth foreign ministers' meeting of the three countries in Kabul.

 

The fifth meeting of foreign ministers of Afghanistan's neighboring countries and solutions to strengthen regional political and economic cooperation were also discussed at the meeting.

 

Earlier, the fourth meeting of Afghanistan's neighboring countries was held in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, where regional cooperation in various fields was emphasized. The recent agreement to hold a meeting of foreign ministers of the three countries in Kabul reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen regional interactions and find common solutions to existing challenges.