KABUL: Mawlawi Abdul Salam Hanifi, deputy head of the Taliban political office on Monday met with the Chinese Ambassador to Kabul Wang Yu, a Taliban spokesman said.
“Mawlawi Abdul Salam Hanifi, deputy head of the Taliban political office, met with Chinese Ambassador to Kabul on Monday and discussed bilateral issues, Taliban spokesman Mohammad Naeem, added that the ambassador promised Chinese humanitarian assistance,” Tolo News Tweeted.
China on Monday reaffirm its attitude to the Afghan problem and revealed “support” to Afghanistan in forming an open, inclusive, and broad representative government, the Global Times reported.
Chinese media reported at a routine press conference, Wang Wenbin, spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, said that China’s position on Afghanistan was consistent and clear.
“We always respect the sovereignty, independence, and integrity of Afghan territorial and support the Afghans in choosing development lines that are in accordance with their national conditions,” he added.
“We also support Afghanistan in forming an open, inclusive government and extensive representation, pursuing moderate and wise domestic and foreign policies, firmly fighting all types of terrorist strength and developing friendship relations with other countries, especially countries Neighbors, “Wang said.
Meanwhile, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid on Monday said at a press conference that the Taliban Afghanistan expressed hopes of cooperation with China in many fields including economic, trade and infrastructure construction, including irrigation water power projects and Global Times reported.
Mujahid also said that the war in Afghanistan ended and the announcement of the formation of a new government would be made in the next few days.
According to Chinese media, “Mujahid said that the Taliban wanted to build good relations with the world and China was an important part of it.
China is a great economic power and Afghanistan requires its support for reconstruction and construction.” Previously today, the Taliban announced that Panjshir became the last Afghan province fell under the control of the Taliban.
However, the strength of the resistance immediately rejected the claim to quote Tolo News, Chinese Media reported that the Taliban had invited Pakistan, Qatar, Turkey, Russia, China and Iran to attend the new government formation ceremony.