World News | Taliban appoint foreign minister to visit Pakistan

Islamabad [Pakistan]On May 5, Mulavi Amir Khan Mutaqi, the Afghan Foreign Minister appointed by the Taliban, is preparing to pay a four-day visit to Pakistan to participate in the fifth China-Pakistan-Afghanistan Foreign Ministers’ Dialogue. Released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan.

Muttaqi will lead a high-level delegation from May 5 to 8 that will include Taliban-appointed Afghan Minister of Commerce and Industry Haji Nooruddin Azizi and senior officials from the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Transport and Trade. official.

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“In addition to holding bilateral meetings, the acting foreign minister of Afghanistan will also participate in the fifth China-Pakistan-Afghanistan foreign ministers’ dialogue on May 6, 2023. Qin Gang, State Councilor and Foreign Minister of the Republic of China, will also participate in the trilateral foreign ministers’ dialogue,” the statement said. wrote.

“The visit of the Acting Afghan Foreign Minister is a continuation of the Pakistan-Afghanistan political engagement process which included, inter alia, the visit of the Pakistani Foreign Minister to Kabul on November 29, 2022 and the high-level visit traveled to Kabul on 22 February 2019,” the statement added.

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According to the statement, during the visit, the two sides will comprehensively review the bilateral relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan in the fields of politics, economy, trade, connectivity, peace and security, and education.

According to Dawn, this will be Muthaqi’s second visit to Pakistan since the Taliban took control of Kabul on August 15, 2021. His last visit to Islamabad was in November of the same year.

Earlier this week, a U.N. Security Council committee agreed to allow Murtaqi to travel from Afghanistan to Pakistan to meet with the foreign ministers of Pakistan and China, according to diplomats. (Arnie)

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