New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday talked with Italian partner Mario Draghi because both leaders emphasized the need for international cooperation, including at the G20 level, in handling security and humanitarian challenges arising from the spiral crisis in Afghanistan.
Discuss the latest developments in Afghanistan and its implications for the region and the world after the Taliban arrested power there, they strongly condemned terrible terror attacks at Kabul International Airport on Thursday and emphasized the need to ensure a safe repatriation of people who were stranded, an official statement .
It was added, “They emphasize the need for international cooperation, including at the G20 level, in overcoming the humanitarian crisis and long-term security issues arising from developments in Afghanistan.” In telephone conversations, the two leaders also discussed other important issues on the G20 agenda, such as climate change.
In this context, they exchange views on other multilateral involvement that will come, such as COP-26.
Modi Tweeted, “Speaking with Prime Minister Mario Draghi from Italy and discussed the need for a coordinated international response to the recent developments in Afghanistan.
We also discuss other important issues such as climate change and our cooperation at the G20.
He also respects leadership Dynamic Italy in a productive steering discussion in the G20, said the statement.
The two leaders agreed to keep in touch on bilateral and global problems, especially in the situation in Afghanistan.
Modi also recently spoke with Angela Merkel Germany and Vladimir Putin Russia for the Afghan crisis .