Mohammad Eisa Mobarez Discusses Importance of Consultative Meeting of Afghanistan and Central Asian Countries
RTA published an interview with Mohammad Eisa Mobarez on the importance of the consultative meeting of Afghanistan and Central Asian countries.
The interview appeared on April 9, 2026.
In the conversation, Mohammad Eisa Mobarez discussed the importance of the consultative meeting, which took place between Afghanistan and Central Asian countries.
Mobarez provided his views on the significance of the meeting during the on-record discussion with RTA.
The publication offers direct attribution to Mobarez for the emphasis on the meeting's importance.
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