KABUL (BNA) the United Nations, representatives from China and Russia have urged the global community to engage constructively with the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan to bring about a positive change in the country’s situation.
Anna Ustigneva, the deputy permanent envoy of Russia to the UN, emphasized that addressing the challenges in Afghanistan requires the international community’s constructive interaction with the Islamic Emirate.
Contrary to the predictions of Western countries, Ustigneva highlighted that Afghanistan has not experienced internal conflict under the existence of the Islamic Emirate.
Geng Shuang, China’s envoy to the United Nations Security Council, echoed this sentiment and called on the international community to enhance trust between the Islamic Emirate and the world through increased communication.
To facilitate confidence-building measures, both representatives requested the United Nations Security Council to take necessary steps regarding the Islamic Emirate.
The statements from China and Russia come at a crucial juncture as the world grapples with the evolving situation in Afghanistan.
The international community’s engagement with the Islamic Emirate could prove instrumental in achieving stability, peace, and progress in the war-torn nation.
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