Afghanistan welcomes the promotion of diplomatic relations with neighboring Pakistan Taliban News

The Taliban government follows Pakistan’s transfer to the appointment of a caboul ambassador with the ease of tensions between the two countries.

Afghanistan welcomed its upgrade in diplomatic relations with Pakistan, indicating alleviating tensions between South Asian neighbors.

On Friday, Pakistani Foreign Minister Isaac said that the charge stationed in the Afghan capital, Kabul, said, It will rise To the rank of ambassador, with the Taliban government in Afghanistan later declaring its representative in the capital of Pakistan, Islamabad, it will also be promoted.

The charge of D’Affaires is as head of the embassy mission in the absence of the ambassador.

“This rise in diplomatic representation between Afghanistan (and) Pakistan paves the way to enhance bilateral cooperation in multiple fields,” the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs published on Saturday.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Emirate of the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan welcomes the decision of the government of Pakistan to upgrade the level of its diplomatic mission in Kabul to the ambassador’s ambassador.

In reciprocity, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan will raise … pic.twitter.com/zy1s5texar

– Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Afghanistan (MFA_AFG) May 31, 2025

The ministry’s spokesman, the ministry spokesman, Dhala Ahmed Takal, said that the Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Mujeh is scheduled to visit Pakistan “in the coming days.”

A handful of countries – including China – agreed to host the Taliban government ambassadors since its return to power in 2021, with no state after officially recognizing the administration.

Pakistan is the fourth country to determine the ambassador of Kabul, after China, the United Arab Emirates and Uzbekistan. Russia said last month that it would also provide the Taliban government’s ambassador, days after the group’s “terrorist” appointment was removed.

Over the past few months, the relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan have been rockful about security concerns and a campaign from Islamabad to expel tens of thousands. Afghan refugees.

Islamabad says that armed groups that launch attacks inside Pakistan use Afghan soil. Kabul denies this claim, saying that such violence is the local problem of Pakistan in dealing with it.

However, the Foreign Minister said on Friday that the relations between the two countries have improved since his visit to Kabul last month. Last week, he met Muttaqi and his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, during a Triple meeting In Beijing.

After that, China said it “will continue to help improve the relations of Afghanistan.”