KABUL (Agencies): The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) announced that it has dispatched a delegation to Indonesia for talks with politicians, businessmen and scholars.
Zia Ahmed Takal, deputy spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said on Twitter that the delegation, led by Maghfurullah Shahab, deputy director of the political division of the ministry, visited the Afghan embassy in Indonesia and issued instructions to the diplomats on improving transparency and general affairs.
In addition, the delegation met with a number of scholars, politicians and businessmen and discussed strengthening bilateral political and economic relations.
Takal said that the delegation met with the ambassadors and chargé d’affaires of various countries including Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Singapore and discussed achievements made by the IEA including the ban on drug cultivation and trafficking, treatment of drug addicts, ensuring security, increasing exports, currency stability, and good relations with neighbors.
He said representatives of these countries appreciated the achievements of the Islamic Emirate and said strengthening bilateral relations would benefit both sides.
IEA’s Foreign Ministry team visits Indonesia
