KABUL, says the new ambassador of the neighbouring country.
If the security situation improved, China’s private sector would invest in Afghanistan, the diplomat said during a meeting here with Vice-President Sarwar Danish.
The envoy promised China’s continued support for the national unity government, stressing the need for bolstering bilateral relations in different fields.
Danish called China’s role in ensuring peace and cementing economic ties effective. Telations between the two countries were growing, the VP noted.
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