India will share its imaginative and prescient and perspective on Afghanistan on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) assembly on August 6, the Ministry of External Affairs mentioned on Thursday.
This got here on a day when External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar attended the swearing-in ceremony of newly elected Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi in Tehran. During his keep, Jaishankar will meet Raisi and work together with different leaders.
Both New Delhi and Tehran share related considerations over Taliban violence in Afghanistan and the deteriorating safety scenario there. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani was additionally in Tehran to attend Raisi’s swearing-in ceremony.
In his capability as UNSC chair for August, India determined to carry a session on the scenario in Afghanistan on Thursday, two days after Afghan Foreign Minister Mohammad Hanif Atmar referred to as Jaishankar “an emergency session of the UNSC”. referred to as to debate”.
Responding to questions throughout an internet media briefing, Official Spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs Arindam Bagchi mentioned: “As far as the UN Security Council is concerned, the issue of Afghanistan will be discussed tomorrow. During tomorrow’s debate We will share our perspectives and perspectives on Afghanistan, and we look forward to productive discussions on this important issue.”
On the problem of Afghanistan, he mentioned, “Our close ties with Afghanistan… Our ties are broad-based, and cover various aspects including a strong development partnership. We are also strategic partners, and the Strategic Partnership Agreement signed in 2011 directed by.”
Earlier this week, Atmar mentioned that the United Nations and the worldwide group ought to play an even bigger position in stopping the tragedy in Afghanistan attributable to Taliban violence and atrocities.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
