Robert Dixon, Chargé d'affaires of the British Embassy in Afghanistan, said in a meeting with Maulvi Abdul Kabir, Political Deputy of the Prime Minister's Office, that the British government does not allow the opponents of the Islamic Emirate to operate and that this country is trying to pave the way for establishing relations between the Islamic Emirate and the Western world.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Arg published a newsletter saying that Maulawi Abdul Kabir, the political deputy of the Prime Minister's Office, met with Robert Dixon, the charge d'affaires of the British Embassy for Afghanistan in Kabul.

Arg quoted Mr. Dixon as saying that Britain supports the continuation of talks with the Islamic Emirate and that this country wants a stable Afghanistan and continues its cooperation in the fields of humanitarian aid and climate change.

Dixon has stated that he is trying to pave the way for the establishment of relations between the Islamic Emirate and the Western world, and that Britain will not allow the activities of the opponents of the Islamic Emirate.

In this meeting, Maulawi Abdul Kabir also appreciated the efforts of the British Chargé d'affaires for Afghanistan in maintaining relations between Kabul and London.

Abdul Kabir stated that full attention has been paid to human rights in the country and the Islamic Emirate is making more efforts in this area.

He emphasized that the Islamic Emirate has fulfilled its obligations and now the cultivation and trade of drugs in Afghanistan has reached zero and the treatment of drug addicts is still going on effectively.

It is worth mentioning that the political deputy of the prime minister's office emphasized the continuation of positive relations between Kabul and London.