Afghan Foreign Minister Taliban Amir Khan Muttaqi is ready to visit India from 9 to 16 October, Mea announced on Friday. Muttaqi’s visit is the first high-level delegation from Kabul to Nový Delhi because Taliban took control of Afghanistan in August 2021 and signaled a new phase in relations in India-Taliban.
The UN Security Council approved temporary liberation from international travel restrictions for Muttaqi, allowing him to stay in the new Delhi from 9 to 16 October.
Mea Randhir Jaiswal, who spoke about the visit of Minister Taliban, said: “You would all see the exception that the UN Security Committee has been granted in this regard for traveling by Afghan Foreign Minister from 9 to October 16 …
According to the Resolution of the Security Council of 1988 (2011), some individuals have associated with Taliban are subject to prohibitions. However, the Resolution allows the Council to grant exceptions to official duties or medical reasons.
Previously, the planned visit to India from Muttaqi was recalled last month after he could not get an exception to the journey.
Indian ties with Afghanistan
India has so far supported Afghanistan humanitarian aid. In September, India sent 21 tons of relief materials, including blankets, tents, hygiene trains, water storage tanks, including after a deadly earthquake, rattling Afghanistan.
Indian diplomatic circles were reportedly prepared to visit the Muttaqi Moon. In May this year, the Minister of External Affairs with Jaishankar said he had a “good interview” with Muttaqi and “deeply appreciated his condemnation of the terrorist attack of Pahalgam”.
Jaishankar “Welcome his firm rejection of recent attempts to create distrust between India and Afghanistan through false and unfounded reports. He emphasized our traditional friendship with Afghan people and continued to support their development needs.
Who is Amir Khan Muttaqi
The UN Security Council reported Muttaqi 25 January 2001. It was the subject of a ban on traveling, freezing assets and weapons embargo.
Muttaqi, “considered a prominent member of the Taliban”, also served as a representative of the Taliban in interviews conducted by the UN during the Taliban regime, the UN said.
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