China’s Foreign Minister praised the Taliban’s policy

The Chinese Foreign Minister arrived in the capital of Afghanistan, Kabul, on an unexpected visit.

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The “Bokhtar” news agency, citing a representative of the Afghan Foreign Ministry, reports that Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in Kabul on March 24 for a special visit and was received by the acting Afghan Foreign Minister Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi.

According to the source, during the meeting, the parties discussed political and economic issues, transit and air corridor problems, cargo transportation, scholarships, visas, and the commencement of work in the mining sector.

The Chinese Foreign Minister stated that China has historically close ties with Afghanistan and expressed that China does not agree with the imposition of political and economic sanctions against Afghanistan.

“He praised the new government for positive changes and ensuring security and stated that in addition to humanitarian aid and for development purposes, the country will provide Afghanistan with a number of other types of assistance,” the report noted.

The Chinese Foreign Minister praised the Taliban’s policy, although the Taliban has not fulfilled its promises to the international community and has not allowed all Afghan girls to attend school.

In the past two days, global media reported that the Taliban has banned girls above the sixth grade from attending schools. The Taliban’s policy has faced sharp criticism both within Afghanistan and beyond its borders.