Beijing: China said on Wednesday is ready to maintain communication with the leaders of the New Taliban government in Afghanistan, calling the formation of “steps needed” in reconstruction.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin commented on the direction of daily in Beijing when asked whether China would recognize new governments, whose leaders were named on Tuesday.
Interesting Taliban from the inner high echelon to fill the top posts in the new Afghan government, including a founding partner of the Islamic militant group as a premier and a man who was sought in the list of terrorism A.S.
as a Minister of Home Affairs.
China respects sovereignty, independence and integrity of Afghan territorial, said Wang.
After the Taliban came to power in August, China called on the “open and inclusive” government to be established.
“We hope that Afghan’s new authority will listen widely to people from all races and factions, so they can fulfill the aspirations of their own people and the expectations of the international community,” Wang said.
China said it would maintain communication with the new Afghan government
