Tuesday September 24, 2013
Kabul (BNA) The Chines ambassador the UN Security Council has said that his country is committed to expand its strategic relations with Afghanistan.
Addressing the UNSC meeting, the Chinese ambassador said, “Afghanistan is coping with several challenges these days, the Afghan government and people gained tangible growth in different fields over last ten years, we hope that the Afghan parties seek solutions to their disagreements through negotiations and talks”.
According to him, the Chinese governments fully support the peace and national reconciliation process and endeavor of Afghanistan High Peace Council (HPC) in this respect and called Pakistan’s contribution and role of other regional countries vital with regards to establishment of longstanding peace and security in the country.
“We hope that international community jointly works with the Afghan people for creating the environment of trust and confidence for restoration of peace and Chinese government is determined to jointly work with the regional countries for strengthening of peace and national reconciliation process, China also intends to expand its strategic cooperation with Afghanistan, Chinese ambassador to the UN said”.
In the meantime, political commentators have interpreted the Chinese role in the reconstruction process of Afghanistan as quite important and say that China has played constructive role on reconstruction process of Afghanistan including the Chinese investments on mines extraction sector and the Afghan government should struggle to seek further support of China in the investment sector and mien extraction sector.
“Currently, Afghanistan enjoys close diplomatic relations with several world countries including China and China has invested in several sectors in Afghanistan same as mines, transportation and revival government institutions, analyst Amir Muhammad said”.
Meanwhile, nationals of the country have said that Afghanistan by maintaining common geographical borders with China could expand its trade and economic relations with this country.
