Governance & Politics

Japan’s Ambassador to Afghanistan, Kuromiya, announced plans to host an international conference focused on Afghanistan's cultural heritage.

Deputy Prime Minister Maulvi Abdul Salam Hanafi has called on Afghans to unite in defending the country’s territorial integrity and system, stressing that collective efforts are key to Afghanistan’s progress.

The office of the Deputy Prime Minister for political affairs says the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has been trying to address the problems of people, not to cause trouble for them.

The European Union (EU) has pledged to allocate $100 million in support of humanitarian and development projects in Afghanistan’s agricultural sector.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) hopes the incoming US administration will adopt a practical approach to foster tangible progress in bilateral ties.

In a first, an Indian diplomat held meetings with senior officials of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan and discussed ways of expanding bilateral relations.

As many as 290 projects worth 80 billion afghanis have been approved by the National Procurement Commission since its establishment.

A new security adviser, a governor and four deputy governors have been appointed by the caretaker government.

Chinese Ambassador to Afghanistan Zhao Xing has discussed bilateral relations with Deputy Foreign Minister Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai.

Deputy Prime Minister for Administrative Affairs Maulvi Afghan Salam Hanafi has directed the temporary settlement committee to take necessary measures to ensure returning refugees do not face problems in the winter.

Uzbekistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan and top European Union diplomat have discussed the current situation in Afghanistan.

At the international conference on "Poverty Reduction and Agricultural Growth" in China, the Afghan delegation called for increased investment in the country's agricultural sector.