New Delhi: The Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar on Saturday spoke with his partner as Antony Blinken about the latest developments and sustainable coordination in Afghanistan in telephone conversations.
“Speaking to US Foreign Minister Blinken.
Continuing our discussion in Afghanistan.
Also exchanging views about the Unsc agenda,” Jaisankar wrote on Twitter.
Talk to US Secretary of State @SecBlinken.
Continuing our discussion in Afghanistan.
Also exchanged views on the UNSC agenda.
S.
Jaisanhankar (@Drsjaishankar) 1630173013000 “Speaking with the Minister of India’s external affairs @drsjaishankar today to discuss our shared priority including sustainable coordination in Afghanistan and at the United Nations.
Look forward to proceeding to deepen our partnership,” Blinken also tweeted.
Speaking with the Minister of India’s external affairs @Drsjaishankar today to discuss our shared priority including …
https://t.co/ycsnvedKB- Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) 1630172700000Blinken and Jaishankar agreed to keep coordinating shared goals and priorities to deepen the partnership As-India, said the US Department of State in a statement.
The US, along with NATO, is set to complete the withdrawal of his troops from Afghanistan on August 31.
Phone calls were only two days after the deadly suicide bombing outside Kabul airport killed around 170 Afghan troops and 13.
India had strongly condemned the incident of Kabul Airport and said that the attack strengthened the need for a world to compete with terrorism and those who provide protection against terrorists .