New Delhi. Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister Aamir Khan Muttaki is currently on a visit to India. India’s Foreign Minister S. He met Jaishankar today in Delhi. Jaishankar expressed India’s commitment to the sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence of Afghanistan and made a big announcement. Jaishankar talked about re-opening the Indian Embassy in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. Jaishankar said, I am happy to announce the development of India’s technical mission in Kabul at the level of the Indian Embassy. He said, India’s help in development and humanitarian assistance work in Afghanistan will continue in future also.
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India reopens embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan. It was shifted as technical mission after return of Taliban in Afghanistan but again converted into Embassy 🔥pic.twitter.com/hCHh6QrM4r
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Afghan Foreign Minister Aamir Khan Muttaki acknowledged that India has always stood for the interests of the people of Afghanistan. He expressed gratitude for the help sent by India after the devastation caused by the earthquake in Afghanistan. He also assured not to allow his land to be used against India in any way. At a time when Pakistan’s relations with both India and Afghanistan have deteriorated, this meeting of Mutaki and Jaishankar is considered very important.
Pakistan was already irritated about the friendly relations between India and Afghanistan and now the Indian Foreign Minister’s announcement of opening an embassy in Kabul will put Pakistan’s leaders in tension. Earlier, Pakistan Defense Minister Khawaja Asif, while reacting to Muttaki’s visit to India, had said that Afghans have always been loyal to India and against Pakistan. India closed its embassy in Afghanistan after the Taliban rule began four years ago. Mutaki is the first foreign minister of the Taliban government to visit India.
