Zeynivand said: According to the latest statistics from the Bureau of Foreign Nationals, 4,563,118 foreign nationals — primarily our Afghan brothers and sisters — have been identified in the country; of these, 2,431,895 have official residency documents and 2,130,000 are in the process of being organized.
According to the report, each delegation held separate meetings and followed its own agenda.
Iran has expressed readiness to supply Afghanistan with up to 2,000 megawatts of electricity, as Afghan and Iranian officials discussed cooperation in the electricity, drinking water and wastewater treatment sectors.
Iran has conveyed its conditions for ending the war with the United States to Washington through Qatar, Iranian Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei says.
Mehdi al-Mashat, head of Yemen’s Supreme Political Council, rejected Saudi Arabia’s claim that Mecca was under attack, saying: “Those who gave the cover of the Holy Kaaba as a gift to the criminal Epstein are the same people who target Mecca and Islamic holy sites.”
Germany has deported 13 Afghans to Kabul on a charter flight, the country’s Interior Ministry said on Wednesday.
Local officials in central Panjshir say a turquoise mine has been identified for the first time in Anaba district, and a technical team sent to the site to conduct a survey, collect samples and assess the quantity and quality of its reserves.
The first joint exhibition of Afghan and Uzbek light industries opened in Uzbekistan’s Termez city on Wednesday, with officials saying the event aims to boost trade, investment and joint production between the two countries.
Arafat Jamal, the UN refugee agency’s representative, says a trilateral meeting will soon be held in Kabul to discuss the challenges facing Afghan refugees in Iran, while the issue of Afghan refugees and forced deportations will also be discussed on the sidelines of an international meeting in Switzerland in October.
If the Security Council and the International Atomic Energy Agency are to serve as arbitral authorities, one must honestly ask: Is the law the same for everyone, or do the great powers interpret the law in whatever way suits their interests?