Following the recent exchange of messages between the officials of the Islamic Emirate and the Islamic republic of Iran regarding the incident of Helmand, Hussaini Mazari says that the easiest way to resolve the misunderstanding that has arisen is to create a joint working group to investigate the issue.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Wednesday (May 17) the Islamic President of Iran told the officials of the Islamic Emirate to supply Iran's water supply from the Helmand River in accordance with the water agreement of 1351. On the other hand, the Islamic Emirate issued a statement in response to the recent words of Ayatollah Raisi and said that the Islamic Emirate is committed to the treaty half a century ago regarding the sharing of Helmand water. But there is not enough water due to drought.
 
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate has said in its statement that in such a situation, it considers Iran's repeated requests for water and inappropriate statements in the media as harmful.
 
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs added: "Iranian officials should first complete their information about Helmand water and then put forward their request with suitable words. If the facts are not properly studied and such statements are made, the political atmosphere between the people and the countries of the two countries can change." harming the Muslim nation, which is not in the interest of any party and should not be repeated."
 
The Islamic Emirate has also said that it will try to ensure that the promised water reaches Iran, but on the condition that the water reserves in Afghanistan reach such a level that by releasing them, the water can travel hundreds of kilometers and reach that country.
 
On the other hand, Hussain Amir Abdullahian, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, in response to the statement of the Islamic Emirate regarding Iran's claim to the Helmand River, wrote in a tweet that the criterion and the lack of water was a technical and objective visit and not the issuance of a political statement from It has been done towards the Islamic Emirate.
 
In this situation, Hojjat-ul-Islam wal-Muslimin Hussaini Mazari, the general director of the Tebyan Social Cultural Activities Center, said in a tweet that Iran's claim of the Helmand River is not something that will cause and intensify the political tension between the two countries of Iran and Afghanistan.
 
According to Hosseini Mazari, Iran claims the right and the Islamic Emirate recognizes this right but says it is not water. Therefore, the easiest way to resolve the misunderstanding is to create a joint working group to investigate the issue.
 
Afghanistan and Iran have signed a treaty to share Helmand river water in 1351.
 
Iranian officials say that according to this treaty, 820 million cubic meters of water should enter Iran from Afghanistan every year in wet years; But they claim that Iran does not receive this amount of water.
 
Hassan Kazemi Qomi, Iran's ambassador and special representative in Kabul, said that Iran received 27 million cubic meters of water last year.