Kabul: Taliban officials have told China that they will not allow Afghanistan to be used as a base by groups planning other countries, said rebel spokesman Wednesday.
The top Taliban delegation is in China for talks with Beijing officials, spokesman Mohammad Naeem told AFP, because the rebels continued sweeping attacks throughout Afghanistan – including regions along the border together with them.
The nine members of the members were led by Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, co-founder from hardline movements.
“The Islamic Emirates convinced China that the Afghan land would not be used against the security of any country,” Naeem said.
“They (China) promise not to interfere in Afghanistan affairs, but instead help solve problems and bring peace.”
Taliban delegation visits China for talks with officials
