The caretaker government's Ministry of Foreign Affairs requested to facilitate the issuance of Indian visas

Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, in a meeting with India's special representative for Afghanistan, requested to facilitate the issuance of business, health and education visas.

Abdul Qahar Balkhi, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the acting government, said in a news release that Amir Khan Motaghi, the acting head of the ministry, and the special representative of India, JPSeng, met on Thursday, the 17th of August.

According to the newsletter, the two sides discussed bilateral relations between Afghanistan and India, economic and transit issues in a comprehensive manner.

In the newsletter, it is stated that Mr. Seng called the relations between Afghanistan and India as historical and said that India has provided humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan in various sectors during the last two and a half years.

According to the newsletter, the special representative of India praised the security and stability and the fight against drugs, ISIS and corruption in Afghanistan and added that India is interested in expanding political and economic relations with Afghanistan and growing trade through Chabahar port. to give

At the same time, the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate thanked India for its humanitarian assistance and said that the acting government, based on its balanced foreign policy, wants to strengthen political and economic relations with India as an important country in the region.