Uzbekistan president urges joint investment in Afghanistan’s infrastructure
Mirziyoyev emphasized the significance of Afghanistan’s stability and proposed cooperation in rebuilding and developing the country’s infrastructure.
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Russia, Tajikistan reaffirm support for ‘independent, terrorism-free Afghanistan’
The statement followed talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Tajik President Emomali Rahmon in Dushanbe.
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Kyrgyzstan cabinet approves support program for Pamir Kyrgyz in Afghanistan
It includes a detailed action plan, monitoring and evaluation indicators, and a budget to fund implementation.
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Turkmenistan vows uninterrupted humanitarian aid to Afghanistan
Chair of Turkmenistan’s former president reaffirmed his country’s longstanding commitment to supporting Afghanistan’s civilian population.
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Kazakhstan warns Qosh Tepa Canal project could threaten regional water security
Kazakh officials said Afghanistan may divert as much as 30 percent of the Amu Darya’s flow.
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TAPI pipeline sees limited progress in Afghanistan, officials say
Myrat Archayev Abdullayev, the TAPI project director in Afghanistan, told local officials during a meeting in Herat that 14 kilometers.
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Uzbekistan and Russia move forward with Trans-Afghan railway project to Pakistan
Further discussions involving Pakistan Railways and an Afghan delegation are expected to take place during the Russia–Islamic World Forum in.
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Pakistan’s FM expresses hope for trilateral rail agreement with Afghanistan, Uzbekistan
During a phone call with Uzbek Foreign Minister Saidov Bakhtiyor Odilovich, Dar said he hoped the three countries would soon.
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Kazakhstan sends 36 trucks of humanitarian aid to Afghanistan
Kazakhstan has also announced plans to send a separate shipment of essential medical equipment to Afghanistan by air in the.
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Exclusive: Fearing IMU, Uzbekistan turns to Taliban
“Despite losing much of its top leadership, the group persists in a fragmented form," Nabil said.