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Turkish ambassador to Kabul meets Muttaqi

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The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan’s (IEA) Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi met with the Turkish Ambassador, Cihad Erginay, on Saturday night in Kabul.

Erginay expressed his deep condolences to the affected Afghan families of the late terror attack that took place near the entrance of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, resulting in the death and injury of scores of innocent civilians, a statement read.

Erginay also said that Turkey would deliver humanitarian aid to Afghanistan within the next few days.

“His country will deliver seven cargoes of humanitarian aid to Afghanistan in the next couple of days, and the series of aid will continue in the future as well,” Erginay said.

For his part, Muttaqi hailed Turkey’s continued support and the delivery of humanitarian aid to Afghanistan. Muttaqi called for further strengthening of political ties between the two countries.—Ariana news

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