A delegation from the Ministry of Interior, which had traveled to China to attend an international security conference, has concluded its seven-day working visit. During the trip, the delegation held discussions with Chinese security officials and representatives from ten other nations regarding matters of mutual interest.
Publish dateSunday 13 September 2026 - 20:50
Story Code : 365271
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) – Kabul: The Ministry of Interior announced that the delegation actively participated in speeches addressing security topics, held working meetings with Chinese security and administrative officials, and visited the country's security institutions. According to the Ministry's statement, the visit's agenda included discussions on bilateral cooperation and regional security issues.
On the sidelines of the conference, the Afghan delegation met and held talks with officials from China's Ministry of Public Security, as well as representatives from the United Arab Emirates, Libya, Tajikistan, Algeria, Tunisia, Iran, Syria, Iraq, Pakistan, and Yemen. These meetings provided an opportunity to exchange views on shared security challenges and ways to strengthen regional cooperation.
The Ministry of Interior delegation's visit to China took place within the framework of Kabul's efforts to expand security relations with countries in the region and beyond. Afghan officials have consistently emphasized that cooperation with neighbors and international partners in combating terrorism and drug trafficking, as well as ensuring border security, remains a top priority.
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