India and Central Asian countries emphasize on the formation of inclusive government in Afghanistan

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) Kabul: Special representatives and senior officials of India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan were present in this meeting.

 

It is said that the participants of this meeting discussed the current situation in Afghanistan, including the political, security and humanitarian situation.

 

In the joint statement issued at the end of the meeting, it is stated that the participants of the meeting emphasized the importance of forming a "really inclusive and representative" political structure that respects the rights of all Afghan people.

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According to the statement, the special representatives and senior officials of India and Central Asian countries have discussed the regional threats of terrorism, extremism and drug trafficking, as well as the possibility of coordinating efforts to counter these threats.

 

They have said that Afghanistan's soil should not be used for harboring, training, planning or financing any terrorist activities.

 

The participants of this meeting also discussed the current humanitarian situation in Afghanistan and agreed to continue providing humanitarian aid to the people of Afghanistan.

 

Likewise, India and Central Asian countries have agreed to respect the sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity of Afghanistan and to support a peaceful and stable Afghanistan in addition to non-interference in its internal affairs.

 

While the countries of the region are worried about the presence of terrorist groups in Afghanistan, the senior officials of the Islamic Emirate have always emphasized that no country is threatened by Afghanistan.