The Chargé d’Affaires of the British Embassy in Afghanistan, Robert Dickson, highlighted the UK’s position on opposition groups in Afghanistan. He addressed this stance during a meeting with Mawlawi Abdul Kabir, the political deputy prime minister. Arg issued a statement on Friday confirming the details. Dickson clarified that the UK government does not allow activities by opposition groups in Afghanistan. This statement reaffirmed the UK’s position on the matter.
According to the statement, Mawlawi Abdul Kabir met with Dickson in Kabul on Thursday evening.
In the meeting, Dickson highlighted the importance of dialogue between the Islamic Emirate and Britain. He described it as a crucial step in addressing key issues. Dickson also reaffirmed London’s commitment to ongoing discussions.
Dickson underscored the UK’s aspiration for a stable Afghanistan and reiterated its commitment to ongoing collaboration in humanitarian aid and climate change initiatives.
He proposed holding bilateral meetings to address specific issues and noted that London aims to facilitate relations between the IEA and the Western world.
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Meanwhile, Mawlawi Abdul Kabir expressed appreciation for Robert Dickson’s efforts to strengthen relations between Kabul and London.
Kabir highlighted the country’s significant focus on human rights and affirmed the IEA’s commitment to intensifying its efforts in this area.
He mentioned IEA has fulfilled its commitments, achieving the complete eradication of poppy cultivation and drug trade in Afghanistan, while effective addiction treatment remains underway.
The deputy prime minister underscored the importance of continuing positive relations between Kabul and London.
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