Foreign ministers of Afghanistan’s neighboring countries issued a joint statement

On October 27, the foreign ministers of Afghanistan’s neighboring countries issued a joint statement following a meeting in Tehran.

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The foreign ministers of Afghanistan’s neighboring countries issued a joint statement consisting of 11 points following the negotiations. One of the main agreed points emphasizes that a comprehensive and inclusive political structure involving all ethnic groups is the only solution to Afghanistan’s problems, encompassing all ethnic groups.

The statement highlighted the importance of supporting national sovereignty, political independence, unity, and territorial integrity, as well as non-interference in Afghanistan’s internal affairs.

The parties also called on countries considered the main culprits of the problems in Afghanistan, as well as the international community, to fulfill their obligations to the Afghan people, who are in a difficult economic and social situation, and to provide economic and humanitarian assistance to the country as soon as possible.

The statement also urged international and regional organizations, particularly the UN and the member states of the UN Security Council, to fulfill their obligations to address the issues in Afghanistan and to provide humanitarian, social, and economic assistance to the people of this country.

The foreign ministers condemned terrorist attacks in any form, including recent attacks on mosques against ethnic groups and confessions.

At the end of the meeting, the parties announced that the third meeting in this format would take place in 2022 in China.

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