The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan revealed that senior delegations from Uzbekistan and Pakistan are anticipated to check out Kabul today (Thursday) to participate in a series of bilateral and trilateral conferences targeted at strengthening local cooperation.According to Zia Ahmad Takal, spokesperson for the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the delegations—-- led by the foreign ministers of Uzbekistan and Pakistan—-- will land in Kabul at twelve noon.
The checking out delegations also include Uzbekistan’& rsquo; s Minister of Transport and Pakistan & rsquo; s Minister for Railways.The very first leg of their go to includes involvement in a trilateral political consultation conference hosted by Afghanistan’& rsquo; s Acting Foreign Minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi.
The conference is anticipated to concentrate on political understanding, inter-state discussion, and fundamental services to typical local difficulties.
The Afghan side will present the Islamic Emirate’& rsquo; s perspective on political engagement, financial cooperation, and regional stability.Following the consultations, the three nations will formally sign a Framework Agreement on the Feasibility Study for the Trans-Afghan Railway Project throughout an event at Arg.
The arrangement will be signed by Afghanistan’& rsquo; s Minister of Public Works, Uzbekistan’& rsquo; s Minister of Transport, and Pakistan & rsquo; s Minister for Railways.After the signing, the visiting delegations are scheduled to hold separate bilateral meetings with senior authorities of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan to further talk about mutual interests and cooperation.The Trans-Afghan Railway Project, seen as a vital effort for connecting Central and South Asia, aims to boost local trade, transit, and financial integration.The post High-level delegations from Uzbekistan and Pakistan expected in Kabul for talks and train agreement initially appeared on TINS News|Afghanistan News.