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In a major setback for Pakistan, there are reports that India and Afghanistan may sign a defence deal, under which India can provide air defence to Afghanistan.
NEW DELHI- Afghanistan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi exhibited a striking blend of strategic foresight and cultural nostalgia – whether advertently or not – in his subsequent public interaction.
As it elevates its relationship with India, Afghanistan’s Taliban government is striking a delicate balance in the region.
The foreign minister of Taliban-ruled Afghanistan is meeting with his Indian counterpart in a first high-level diplomatic engagement with New Delhi since the group seized power in 2021 after two decades of U.
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Pakistans primary concerns centered on the India-Afghanistan joint statement’s reference to Jammu and Kashmir as part of India, and Afghanistan’s commitment not to allow its territory to be used against India.
Afghanistan’s trade with India has reached nearly $1 billion, with officials urging simplified visas and improved logistics to
Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi invites India to invest in key sectors including minerals, agriculture, and sports, highlighting reserves worth $1 trillion. He also requests the reopening of the Wagah border to boost bilateral trade and economic cooperation,
Female reporters were invited after being excluded from Taliban minister Amir Khan Muttaqi's first event in Delhi.
The Indian Industry representatives highlighted that the visa remains a severe bottleneck and needs to be resolved immediately for smoother movement of businessmen from both sides.
Afghanistan's economy may be small, but its currency remains stable due to limited imports, very little foreign investment, and a near-stop international trade. With nearly every domestic transaction conducted in the local currency, the Afghan Afghani's value remains stable rather than falling this is the biggest reason for its strength.
Afghanistan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, during a round-table interaction with FICCI, said that peace has returned to Afghanistan after 45 years and trade with India has crossed $1 billion. He expressed hope for deeper economic and diplomatic ties as both nations explore new connectivity routes,