Brussels: US special representatives for Afghanistan Tom West on Monday (local time) said that Washington was worried about the surge in attack by the Islamic state in Afghanistan and still worried about the presence of Al Qaeda in the country.
The new US special messenger was appointed talking to reporters by telephone from Belgium, where he gave a briefing of NATO allies on issues about Afghanistan, ToloNews reported.
He also held a consultation on the “road map” towards the recognition of the Taliban government after the pull of US troops in August.
“The Taliban has voiced very clearly and openly their desire to normalize relations with the international community, to see the resumption of aid, to see the return of the international diplomatic community to Kabul and to see help sanctions,” he said.
“The United States cannot provide this only thing itself.” The West also said that he planned to visit India and Pakistan as part of his future journey to Europe and Asia.
“[In] my future trip, I plan to visit Pakistan, Russia and India,” Sputnik said from the west said during a briefing.
US special representatives showed that he would be in Pakistan “this weekend.” New US special representatives for Afghanistan, Tom West, have started their first journey to Europe and Asia to discuss issues about Afghanistan with international partners.
“I will travel to Europe and Asia starting today to discuss the road ahead in Afghanistan with allies and partners.
The international community must act together to be effective,” US special representatives tweeted on Sunday (local time).
“It is an honor to assume the role of US special representatives for Afghanistan.
I hope to advance the interests of American vital and support the Afghans,” he said in other tweets.
Last month, Tom West assumed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs representative office.