Pakistan's insecurity is none of our business/ the phrase "inclusive governance" is meant to put pressure

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate, said in the government-to-nation accountability program held at the government's media center: What does the world mean by recognition? In our opinion, when the embassies of the countries are open; Our visa is valid; Diplomats of both sides are present in the opposite countries; If business is normal, this is recognition itself; But we do not know what they mean by using this word!
 
He emphasized, the world uses recognition as pressure against us, but has not put forward a condition for recognition.
 
Regarding the inclusive government, Mr. Muttaqi said: We have already announced our position on the inclusive government; In our cabinet, there are representatives from all ethnicities, and we also have representatives from all provinces. But their definition of inclusiveness is not clear.
 
According to him, the countries that have demanded the establishment of an inclusive government have violated the rights of their citizens. They have started a dictatorship. Why don't they propose the formation of inclusive government in other countries? It turns out that they are looking for excuses and making news and this is a sentence to put pressure.
 
Regarding Pakistan's accusations, he said: We cooperated with Pakistan in two areas, we prepared the ground for negotiations with Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the government of Pakistan, but their regime fell. Another thing is that we made the area safe and did not allow anyone to use Afghan soil against another soil. Insecurity in Pakistan is not our concern and they should not make such statements.
 
Muttaqi added that we have not had the slightest controversy with Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and China in the past year. We found good relations with Arab countries and had meetings with America and Europe. We heard each other's concerns. In general, we are happy that we reached a consensus from America to Europe, Asia, and the region not to support armed groups and not to make Afghanistan a field of negative competition.
 
Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs says that we had a good relationship with our neighbors; This connection made our agricultural products to be transferred to the countries on time.
 
He said, in the economic sector, we adopted an economy-oriented policy and laid the groundwork for the transit of goods.