Mufti Noor Ahmad Noor, the acting head of the Embassy of Afghanistan in New Delhi, met with Anand Prakash, Director General for Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan at the Ministry of External Affairs of India, in a meeting aimed at deepening bilateral cooperation between the two nations.
The discussions centered on strengthening political and economic relations, expanding trade, addressing visa-related challenges, and supporting Afghan businessmen and students residing in India. Both sides emphasized that cooperation in these areas is vital for fostering long-term stability and mutual growth.
Bilateral Cooperation in Trade and Education
Officials explored ways to enhance trade ties, streamline visa issuance processes, and facilitate business operations for Afghan entrepreneurs in India. They also highlighted the importance of creating opportunities and providing support for Afghan students pursuing education in India, ensuring that educational exchanges contribute to closer diplomatic and cultural relations.
Constructive Diplomatic Engagement
The meeting underlined the significance of continuous diplomatic engagement and regular dialogue. Both Afghanistan and India expressed their commitment to sustaining cooperation across multiple sectors, including political, economic, and social dimensions. Strengthening ties in these areas is seen as a strategic priority for regional stability and prosperity.
Regional Impact and Future Prospects
Participants acknowledged that deepened cooperation would not only benefit both countries but also contribute to broader regional stability in South Asia. By addressing practical challenges faced by Afghan citizens in India, both nations aim to ensure that bilateral relations remain constructive, forward-looking, and mutually beneficial.
The meeting concluded with an agreement to continue joint efforts for political, economic, and educational collaboration, reinforcing the shared commitment to long-term partnership.
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