Afghan Foreign Minister Denies Reports of Internal Conflicts in Islamic Emirate

Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate, has denied reports of internal conflicts among members of the interim Afghan government.

Speaking at a poetry gathering in Kabul, Muttaqi emphasized that even the notion of such disputes is unfounded.

“There is no conflict. All members of the Islamic Emirate are like brothers and friends. The officials of the Islamic Emirate are united in thought and belief, and act with mutual obedience. People should not even imagine the existence of internal divisions,” said Muttaqi.

He also stated that nationwide security has been ensured, and that opposition groups do not control any part of the country’s territory.

“There is not a single conflict in any of the 34 provinces, over 400 districts, or thousands of villages. The enemy does not control even an inch of the country. People are living in peace,” he added.

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The Acting Minister further highlighted the interim government’s foreign policy achievements over the past three years, claiming that it has established positive relations with several powerful countries through a balanced approach. He noted that 41 political missions of the Islamic Emirate are currently operating internationally.

“Political and economic independence is fundamental to effective governance. The current problems facing the Islamic Emirate stem from its refusal to implement foreign strategies and interests. Afghanistan is not isolated from the international community—we must maintain relations with all nations,” said political analyst Zalmai Afghan Yar.

Earlier, the Acting Minister of Public Health also stated that there are no internal conflicts within the Islamic Emirate.

This news is sourced from [Tolo News] and is for informational purposes only.