Tajik Foreign Minister Sirojiddin Muhriddin has called for a political resolution to the Afghan crisis through an inclusive national dialogue. He emphasized that the international community must maintain its focus on the situation in Afghanistan.
According to official statements, Muhriddin made these remarks on Wednesday during a joint meeting of foreign ministers, defense ministers, and security council secretaries of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) held in Moscow.
The Tajik foreign minister emphasized the importance of strengthening regional and international cooperation. He stressed that countering emerging security challenges and threats effectively requires coordinated action and the mobilization of global efforts.
Muhriddin stated that Tajikistan remains genuinely interested in stability across Afghanistan. He noted that a peaceful Afghanistan is not only a fundamental condition for Central Asian security but also an essential prerequisite for developing regional economic, transit, and energy partnerships.
Tajikistan has maintained a distinct approach among Afghanistan's northern neighbors since the Taliban returned to power, repeatedly insisting on the establishment of an inclusive government representing all ethnic groups.
In his concluding remarks at the Moscow meeting, the Tajik diplomat stated: "We support a peaceful and political settlement of the situation in Afghanistan based on a nationwide national dialogue. The international community should not weaken its attention to the Afghan issue."
Source: CSTO Meeting in Moscow
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