KABUL (BNA) In a meeting between Mawlavi Abdul Salam Hanafi, the Deputy Prime Minister for Administrative Affairs, and Zhao Xing, the ambassador of China in Kabul, it was revealed that Chinese traders and investors are ready to invest in multiple fields within Afghanistan.
Ambassador Xing emphasized the longstanding and friendly relations between China and Afghanistan, highlighting the current exceptional state of bilateral ties.
He expressed the Chinese government’s commitment to further strengthening these relations across political, economic, and cultural domains.
He also underscored the interest of Chinese investors and companies in making investments in various sectors of Afghanistan’s economy.
He remarked that economic and trade relations between the two countries are in a favorable condition, paving the way for increased collaboration and mutually beneficial projects.
Furthermore, the Chinese Ambassador extended sympathy to the victims affected by recent floods in Afghanistan and announced a $100,000 aid contribution through the Chinese Red Crescent. He assured that the aid would be promptly made available to the relevant authorities.
Deputy PM Hanafi reciprocated the sentiment of friendship and historical ties between Afghanistan and China.
He expressed the Islamic Emirate’s commitment to strengthening and expanding these relations in various fields. Hanafi commended China’s supportive stance towards the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in international forums, such as the United Nations, attributing it to the wise leadership policies pursued by China.
He further conveyed the Islamic Emirate’s support for China’s unified policy and economic projects, including the Belt and Road Initiative.
Both parties concluded the meeting on a positive note, expressing optimism for the future of China-Afghanistan relations and the potential for increased cooperation across various sectors.
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