KABUL (Pajhwok): Russia and China on Thursday praised security situation in Afghanistan and said they wanted the landlocked country to become the centre of economic and regional connectivity.
The 6th Moscow format consultative meeting on Afghanistan commenced in Moscow on Friday.
Representatives from 10 countries, including China, Iran and Pakistan, are taking part in the two-day consultations.
Zakir Jalali, third political director at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, partially published the statements of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and the Chinese representative on his X page.
He quoted Lavrov as saying Russia wanted to develop relations with Afghanistan in . . .
