In a recent meeting with Chinese officials, Abdul Salam Hanafi, Deputy Prime Minister for Administrative Affairs, urged China to bolster Afghanistan’s position as a permanent member of the UN Security Council. He expressed gratitude for China’s historical support as a key economic and political ally.
Commitment to Non-Interference
Hanafi emphasized that Afghanistan will not permit its territory to be used against China or any other nation. This stance aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and enhance mutual security.
Cultural and Economic Cooperation
The Chinese delegation reaffirmed its dedication to preserving historical artifacts in Afghanistan, particularly in the Mes Aynak mine. They highlighted the potential for cultural cooperation to foster broader economic partnerships.
Strategic Projects and Self-Sufficiency
Officials from the Islamic Emirate discussed the significance of the Wakhan road and the Mes Aynak copper mine in enhancing economic relations. Analysts noted that strengthening ties with China could lead Afghanistan toward self-sufficiency and reduce reliance on neighboring countries
