INTERNATIONAL — July 28, 2026

Afghan Ambassador to Malaysia Attends Islamic Thought Conference

The ambassador met with the Sultan of Perak and Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister along with the Minister of Higher Education to address bilateral cooperation.

The Ehtebar Desk — originates with RTA — corroborated by Hurriyat2 min read

Afghan Ambassador to Malaysia Attends Islamic Thought Conference
Image courtesy RTA

Naqibullah Ahmadi, the acting Afghan ambassador to Malaysia, participated in the eighth International Conference on Islamic Thought and Civilization. The event was held in Ipoh in Perak state and brought together government officials, religious scholars and academics from various countries.

Ahmadi held meetings on the sidelines with several senior Malaysian officials. These included Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah, the Sultan of Perak state, Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Higher Education.

The discussions addressed bilateral cooperation and the development of practical relations between Afghanistan and Malaysia. Both sources reporting the event described the meetings in consistent terms without noted discrepancies in the officials involved or the topics covered.

Read the original reporting at RTA

Reliability assessment

Two independent sources corroborate the core event of the ambassador's conference participation and meetings with named Malaysian officials; details are consistent with direct embassy attribution.

The source language reads straight.

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Where reports agree

  • Naqibullah Ahmadi participated in the 8th International Conference on Islamic Thought and Civilization
  • Ahmadi met with Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah of Perak
  • Ahmadi met with Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister
  • Ahmadi met with Malaysia's Minister of Higher Education

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InternationalAfghanistan, Malaysia, Naqibullah Ahmadi, Islamic Conference, Diplomacy

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