Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, during a meeting with outgoing Chinese Ambassador Wang Yu in Kabul, expressed appreciation for China’s constructive foreign policy towards Afghanistan over the past two years.
Abdul Qahar Balkhi, the spokesperson for the foreign ministry, said on Friday that the discussion primarily revolved around the Afghanistan-China relations throughout the preceding two years.
Meanwhile, the deliberations encompassed China’s investments in Afghanistan and the prospects for enhancing bilateral ties in the years ahead.
Muttaqi applauded the Chinese ambassador’s diplomatic tenure in Kabul, specifically acknowledging their efforts in maintaining an active mission despite the evolving political landscape.
He also praised China’s constructive foreign policy towards Afghanistan throughout this period and conveyed optimism for its continued strengthening, the statement said.
On his part, the Chinese envoy expressed gratitude to Muttaqi for the excellent support extended during his mission. Emphasizing the remarkable growth of Afghanistan-China bilateral relations over the preceding two years, he reaffirmed China’s unwavering commitment to maintaining high-level diplomatic ties, the statement concluded.
