Afghanistan seeks to expand global ties through mutual respect, FM Muttaqi says
Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi highlights national interests, diplomatic professionalism and mutual respect as key pillars of Afghanistan's foreign relations.
Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi has outlined the fundamental principles of the Islamic Emirate's foreign policy, emphasizing the importance of protecting national interests and strengthening diplomatic relations with neighbouring countries, the wider region and the international community.
Muttaqi made the remarks during a speech titled “Foreign Diplomacy of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan,” delivered to students attending the seventh diplomacy course at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' Institute of Diplomacy.
During his address, the foreign minister stressed that diplomats must demonstrate professionalism, integrity and strong ethical standards while carrying out their responsibilities.
He also highlighted the importance of safeguarding Afghanistan's national interests and expanding international engagement on the basis of mutual respect, noting the significance of maintaining constructive relations with neighbouring states and countries across the world.
The address formed part of the ministry's efforts to prepare diplomatic personnel and familiarise them with the principles guiding the Islamic Emirate's foreign policy. (ILKHA)
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