INTERNATIONAL — June 19, 2026
Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan to Arrive in Kabul at the Head of a High-Level Delegation
The three-day visit is intended to expand cooperation in political, economic, security, trade, transit, and investment areas with Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan officials amid growing bilateral ties.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with ToloNews — corroborated by Pajhwok, Ariana News, Khaama Press and 3 more — 2 min read
The Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan will arrive in Kabul on Friday leading a high-level delegation for a three-day official visit.
The delegation is scheduled to meet officials of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan to discuss expanding political, economic, security, trade, transit, and investment cooperation.
The visit comes amid growing bilateral ties in trade, transit, and regional cooperation. Experts have highlighted its importance for political, economic, and security relations between Afghanistan and Central Asian countries.
Read the original reporting at ToloNews →
Reliability assessment
Core event corroborated by 7 independent outlets reporting the announced visit and delegation meetings; multiple sources confirm the upcoming arrival and cooperation agenda.
The source language reads straight.
Independent web corroboration
An independent web search turned up no separate corroborating reports. Treat the account as single-sourced until more outlets pick it up.
Across the newsrooms
Filed by 7 outlets
ToloNews
Originating
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Pajhwok
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Ariana News
Reported straight
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Khaama Press
Framed
Framed
Bakhtar News
Framed
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Amu TV
Framed
Framed
Hurriyat
Reported straight
Reported straight
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