The Afghan consul general in Mashhad and a senior Iranian official have discussed the expansion of political, economic, trade and

Kabir called on Iran and Pakistan to slow the pace of returns until bilateral mechanisms are put in place. “Time should be given to hold bilateral and trilateral meetings in this regard,” the statement said. Nizamani, Pakistan’s top diplomat in Afghanistan, said refugees are not a political tool, according to the Afghan ministry’s post.

Maulvi Kabir described Pakistan and Iran as friendly and Muslim neighbouring countries, acknowledging their long-standing hospitality toward millions of Afghan refugees. He urged the nations to show patience and tolerance in dealing with Afghan refugees.

During the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, a suspected senior planner of Kabul airport suicide bombing has been arrested and is being taken to United states.

Donald Trump reportedly reached out to Vladimir Putin for assistance regarding Iran. On one hand, he signals a desire to negotiate a new agreement, while on the other, he applies "maximum pressure" by targeting Iran's oil business.

The caretaker of Iran's embassy in Kabul says Tehran and Kabul need to take joint measures to solve the issue of Afghan refugees given cordial relations between the two neighboring countries.

Noting that the mistreatment of Afghan refugees has increased in Pakistan and Iran recently, Acting Minister of Refugees and Repatriation Maulawi Abdul Kabir has called on the neighboring countries to respect international laws in this regard.

Donald Trump reportedly reached out to Vladimir Putin for assistance regarding Iran. On one hand, he signals a desire to negotiate a new agreement, while on the other, he applies "maximum pressure" by targeting Iran's oil business.

TEHRAN –Iran has asked Afghanistan to be more decisive in the fight against narcotics.

Facing continuous harassment in Pakistan and Iran, refugees from Afghanistan have called on the ruling Taliban government and various human rights organisations to take action on their behalf.

Afghan and Iranian diplomats have underscored the need to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties between Kabul and Tehran. <

KABUL (Pajhwok): Iran’s Vice President for Strategic Affairs Mohammad Javad Zarif resigned on Monday from his post, says a media report. IRNA reported: “Zarif had tendered his resignation to the president, who is yet to make an official statement on the matter.”