INTERNATIONAL — May 7, 2026
Afghan Ambassador to Qatar Meets Gambian Special Envoy in Doha
Afghanistan’s ambassador to Qatar met with Gambia’s special envoy in Doha to discuss bilateral relations, national security, and investment opportunities. The Afghan Embassy in Doha confirmed the meeting and outlined the diplomatic agenda.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Hurriyat — 2 min read

Afghanistan’s ambassador to Qatar, Mohammad Suhail Shaheen, held a diplomatic meeting in Doha with Dr. Omar Jajh, Gambia’s ambassador and special envoy to Qatar. The discussions focused on strengthening bilateral ties, assessing nationwide security conditions in Afghanistan, and exploring potential investment opportunities.
According to an official statement from the Afghan Embassy in Doha, the meeting provided a platform for both representatives to exchange views on diplomatic cooperation and regional stability. Dr. Jajh, who oversees Gambia’s diplomatic affairs related to Afghanistan, participated in the talks to address mutual interests and future collaboration between the two nations.
The Afghan diplomatic mission confirmed that security developments within Afghanistan were a central topic of the conversation. Both officials reviewed the current situation and discussed how enhanced diplomatic engagement could support long-term stability and economic development. Investment prospects were also highlighted as a key area for potential cooperation, with both sides expressing interest in identifying sectors that could benefit from bilateral trade and foreign capital.
The meeting underscores ongoing diplomatic efforts by Afghanistan to maintain and expand its international relations through its mission in Qatar. Doha continues to serve as a significant hub for diplomatic dialogue involving Afghan representatives and foreign envoys. No further details regarding specific agreements or follow-up actions were immediately released by the embassy.
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