The Afghan Consulate in Mumbai, India has announced the start of the passport distribution process for Afghan applicants residing in this country.
Kabul 24: The Afghan Consulate in Mumbai, India has announced the start of the passport distribution process for the country’s citizens, and the passport distribution process is scheduled to start today, Saturday, 21 October.
The announcement of this page by Zia Ahmad Takal; The Deputy Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has also been republished.
Afghanistan consulate page on X was recently created.
In another short text published on this page yesterday, it is stated that the Afghan consulate in Mumbai provides all consular services from Monday to Friday.
Meanwhile, there is no information about how this consulate works and who is at the head of it.
Before this, Zakiye Wardak; The Consul General of Afghanistan was in Mumbai; But he announced that he would resign from his position in the month of Thor this year, one day after he was accused of gold smuggling.
The status of the Afghan Embassy in New Delhi is not clear. India and A.A. have not said anything in this regard recently.
This embassy announced its permanent closure in the month of Sagittarius last year.
Farid Mamondzi; The diplomat of the previous government called the reason for this closure as the non-cooperation of the Indian government and the pressure of Afghanistan.
But the Indian media at the end of last year quoted Jay Shankar; The Indian Foreign Minister reported that the “Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan” in India and its consulates in Mumbai and Hyderabad continue to operate.
Abbas Stanekzai; The political deputy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also said that the Afghan consulates in Mumbai and Hyderabad, as well as the Afghan embassy in Delhi, are connected with this cable.
A few days after the visit of the Indian delegation to Kabul and the discussion of this delegation with the Afghan officials, news about the activities of the Afghan consulate in Mumbai has been published.
This delegation led by JP Singh; The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of India in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran had come to Kabul.
According to A.A., the Indian delegation with Yaqub Mujahid; Acting Minister of Defense and Amir Khan Motaghi; Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs has visited.
Ministry of DefensHe said that in this meeting, the expansion of bilateral relations, especially in the humanitarian field, and the strengthening of interactions between Afghanistan and India were emphasized.
Regarding JP Singh and Amir Khan Motaghi, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that India will provide more facilities in the field of visa issuance for Afghan citizens.
Amir Khan Motaghi said that it is expected that the relations between the two sides will improve in many areas, and for the development of trade relations, the issuance of visas for Afghan citizens, especially businessmen, should be facilitated.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India has called the purpose of the visit of this country’s delegation to Kabul as economic issues
