Kabul Welcomes Regional Backing, Vows Territory Won’t Be Used Against Others

Kabul: The Afghan interim government has responded to the joint statement issued by the foreign ministers of Pakistan, China, Iran, and Russia, assuring that Afghanistan’s land will not be used against any country.

Government spokesperson Hamdullah Fitrat welcomed the regional stance opposing foreign military bases in Afghanistan. He stated that no armed groups are allowed to operate within Afghan borders and rejected claims that Afghanistan poses a threat to other nations.

Fitrat said Afghanistan is actively taking measures against corruption, drugs, and all kinds of illegal activities. He emphasized that the country wants mutual respect and positive relations with all nations.

He added that Afghanistan’s foreign policy is based on trust-building, cooperation, and peaceful engagement with its neighbors.

According to political experts, the support of regional countries for Afghanistan’s stability presents a valuable opportunity. Strengthening political and economic ties through regional cooperation could boost confidence and trust between Kabul and its neighbors.