Taliban on India Trade
Highlights
- Taliban expressed willingness to trade with India
- Foreign Minister took the name of Pakistan several times
- Taliban said it was necessary for India
India Taliban: It has been more than a year since the Taliban took power in Afghanistan. During this period, there have been many ups and downs in the relations between India and Afghanistan. However, the stance of the new chief of Afghanistan, the Taliban, is now seen to be very soft towards India. This is evident from the recent statement of the Foreign Minister of Afghanistan. Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaki in the Taliban government said that just like Pakistan exports its exports, Afghanistan also wants to increase its exports.
According to Muttaki, the Taliban wants good relations with all countries. He said these things during a program in Kandahar. He has also given a big statement while speaking in front of tribal leaders in Kandahar. Muttaki said that even after 20 years, war is going on with many countries and the situation has not fully recovered. According to Muttaki, if Pakistan can send its goods to the countries of Asia. So in such a situation, Afghanistan should also be allowed to export its exports to India.
Told why Taliban is necessary
“Afghanistan has helped India a lot in transporting goods to Uzbekistan through Pakistan and our role becomes very important,” Muttaki said. Thanking the tribal leaders, he addressed them as brothers. Muttaki said that Afghanistan has seen many great moments of independence in history, which are nothing less than an honour. But in such a situation, we should also thank those people, that today we are living like brothers in the country.
India opened its embassy
Recently, when India was celebrating its 75th Independence Day, Abdul Kahar Balkhi, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Afghanistan made a tweet. In which he wrote, ‘Afghanistan welcomes India’s decision to increase diplomatic representation in Kabul. Along with ensuring security, we will work towards the security and cooperation of diplomats. A year ago, when the government of Afghanistan fell on 15 August and the Taliban rule was established there, India withdrew its ambassador. The officials had left the embassy in the middle of the night and came to New Delhi from Kabul.
According to experts, when the government of Afghanistan fell a year ago, India was not happy with it. But only last month, Indian officials had gone to Kabul. Here he has met Taliban leaders. India has also partially opened its embassy in Kabul to support human rights related work.
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