Khalilur Rahman Haqqani, Acting Minister of Refugee Affairs, in a meeting with Jan Gland, Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council, said that the international community's humanitarian aid to Afghanistan should not be conditional.

Norway's foreign minister said that there is no alternative to dialogues and that there is a need to talk with “those in power in order to help the Afghan people.”

Amir Khan Muttaqi discussed humanitarian aid, security, development cooperation and a series of political issues in a meeting with the Norwegian Chargé d’Affaires for Afghanistan.

The Norwegian Foreign Minister said that, Norway announced its package of NOK 220 million (approximately $22 million) for the UN and World Bank to enhance food security and provide basic services.

We will provide $22 million via the United Nations and the World Bank to enhance food security and basic services, including health education and health in Afghanistan. The government of Norway has announced.

Norway will be hosting a closed Arria-formula meeting titled "Engaging Afghanistan." The Norwegian Permanent Mission to the UN said.