Sources: Taliban foreign minister’s trip to Pakistan delayed
Muttaqi had been scheduled to travel to Islamabad on Monday, August 4, at the head of a Taliban delegation.
Muttaqi had been scheduled to travel to Islamabad on Monday, August 4, at the head of a Taliban delegation.
The delegation will include senior Taliban officials, among them Qudratullah Jamal, the Taliban’s deputy minister of industry and commerce.
“The Taliban seized power by force but hold no political or international legitimacy,” the protesters said.
He also criticized Germany’s decision to accept two Taliban-appointed consular representatives in the cities of Berlin and Bonn.
He emphasized that the statements reflected Iran’s ongoing commitment to “good-neighborly relations” with Afghanistan.
“We recognize the state of Afghanistan. We don’t recognize the Taliban rule in Afghanistan. And there is not even a.
Muttaqi also listed the appointment of Taliban envoys to Russia, Turkey, and Pakistan over the past year as key achievements.
“We remain extremely concerned by the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan,” said Lindsay.
Failure to comply, the letter states, will result in the removal of Taliban officials from their posts.
Lindsay said that during this trip, he met with “a range of Afghans, including Taliban officials and returnees from Iran.