Islamic Emirate Ambassador in Jakarta Meets Uzbek Counterpart on Bilateral Ties
Maulvi Saadullah Baloch, head of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan's embassy in Jakarta, met with Oybek Osonov, Uzbekistan's ambassador to Indonesia.
The two diplomats discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations, including economic and commercial cooperation, expansion of ties and development of regional transit routes.
They also addressed attacks by the Pakistani military regime on Afghan soil, stressing the importance of respect for national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Both sides expressed optimism for further expansion and strengthening of friendly relations and cooperation between Afghanistan and Uzbekistan.
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