Afghan's foreign ministry also issued a formal statement reaffirming Afghanistan’s commitment to a “balanced, economy-oriented foreign policy” based on Islamic principles and mutual interests. “Afghanistan’s independence and territorial integrity are of the utmost importance and remain non-negotiable in all engagements, including with the United States,” the statement said
“Afghanistan and the US need to engage with one another … without the US maintaining any military presence in any part of Afghanistan,” Zakir Jalal, a foreign ministry official, posted on social media. Kabul is ready to pursue political and economic ties with Washington based on “mutual respect and shared interests,” he added. The Taliban cited the 2020 Doha Agreement—signed during Trump’s first term—which obliges Washington not to threaten Afghanistan’s territorial integrity or interfere in its internal affairs. “It is necessary that they remain faithful to their commitments. Rather than repeating past failed approaches, a policy of realism and rationality should be adopted,” the statement added.


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