“We have interactions, we have meetings and requests, and their officials travel here, and meetings are held, we have business interactions, economic interactions, and interactions in different sectors,” said Mohammad Naeem, said the spokesman of the Islamic Emirate’s Political Office in Qatar to a private TV channel.

The statement comes at a time when many countries began forging strong economic and political relations with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.

Recently, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Afghanistan reopened its representative office in Kabul.

Air corridors, which play a role in transfers, were activated again, new banknotes were printed with the help of the international community to solve the liquidity problem in the country, steps have been taken in trade between the countries of the region, and other things.

All these are signs of interaction and cooperation between the Islamic Emirate and the international community, which facilitates the process of recognizing the new government in Afghanistan. (ILKHA)