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Humanitarian aid should not be linked to political conditions: Muttaqi

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The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan’s (IEA) minister of foreign affairs has urged the international community not to “link humanitarian aid to political issues”.

Addressing a seminar in Kabul, on international law of human rights, the foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said “we have a common responsibility with the international community in addressing the problems of Afghanistan and said the international community should not confuse humanitarian aid with political issues, IEA’s Bakhtar news agency reported.

He said that such seminars help increase awareness and capacity and bring the Islamic Emirate and international organizations closer, Bakhtar reported.

He called on UNAMA and other organizations to address the problems of Afghans.—Ariana news

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