Tokayev also emphasized the need for countries to address climate change.

Taliban said the floods have destroyed or damaged 14,900 homes and killed 6,500 livestock.

Miller emphasized that his primary concern during the Doha negotiations was to ensure continued support for the Afghans.

According to SIGAR, these 38 respondents paid at least $10.9 million of U.S. taxpayer money to the "Taliban-controlled government".

The crossing was reopened for transit and passengers on Monday morning, according to Abdul Jabar Hekmat, a Taliban official at.

He also urged the Taliban to intensify efforts to neutralize the terrorist threat in Afghanistan.

Haniyeh, the supreme leader of Hamas, is based in Qatar and frequently travels across the region.

UNAMA stated on X that 182 people, most of them women and children, lost their lives in the floods.

The trip follows a year-long travel ban imposed by the Taliban on Karzai.

The bus was en route to Mazar-e-Sharif city in northern Afghanistan from the capital city, Kabul.