Iran delegation, Taliban top diplomat discuss security issues
An Iranian 7-member delegation has toured Afghanistan to hold talks on security and economic issues with the Taliban acting foreign minister in Kabul.
MEHR: An Iranian 7-member delegation has toured Afghanistan to hold talks on security and economic issues with the Taliban acting foreign minister in Kabul.
The Iranian delegation, headed by Javad Karimi-Ghodousi, met with Taliban Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in Kabul, Hafiz Zia Ahmad, Deputy Spokesman of Taliban's Ministry of Foreign Affairs wrote on his X account.
In this meeting, various issues including border security, the fight against drug trafficking, prevention of smuggling, and trade were discussed in detail.
Afghanistan is a good market for Iranian industries, therefore it is necessary for Afghanistan and Iran to create more facilities in the trade and transit sector and make optimal use of this opportunity, Muttaqi emphasized.
Iranian parliament members said that the two sides should work continuously and jointly to prevent smuggling, manage border problems prevent the movement of unauthorized persons, and find a solution.
They also expressed Iran's readiness to share its experiences in various cases with the Taliban.
