India-Afghanistan Relations Strengthen Amidst Media Allegations
India welcomed Afghanistan's condemnation of media reports suggesting distrust between the two nations. External Affairs Minister Jaishankar and Afghan Foreign Minister Muttaqi discussed ways to enhance cooperation and address issues like visa facilitation, Afghan prisoner release, and development projects like the Chabahar Port.
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India welcomed Afghanistan's staunch rejection of misleading media reports aimed at sowing distrust between the nations during a phone call between India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Afghanistan's acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi.
Minister Jaishankar expressed his deep appreciation for Muttaqi's condemnation of the reports and the Pahalgam terror attack. He highlighted the historic friendship between India and Afghanistan and emphasized India's ongoing support for Afghan development, despite not recognizing the Taliban-led government.
The dialogue also focused on advancing bilateral cooperation, with discussions on facilitating trade, diplomatic engagement, and specific issues such as visas for Afghan traders and detainees in India, and further development of the strategic Chabahar Port.
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