KABUL (BNA) A senior Islamic Emirate diplomat has said that the Islamic Emirate will provide security for Indian diplomats after the Delhi newspaper reported on India’s intention to reopen its embassy in Kabul.
BNA analyst: the Indian fam newspaper “Indian Express” close to the Indian government, said in a report that India is for seeing to resume its mission in Afghanistan.
Two days after the Islamic Emirate took control of power in the country, India closed its embassy and four consulates in Afghanistan for security reasons.
India is the only country among the members of the Shanghai Cooperation Conference that does not have a diplomatic presence in Afghanistan, and it is also the only country in the region that has closed its embassy in Afghanistan.
India has major strategic interests in Afghanistan and has its own definition of legitimate interests in Afghanistan. In addition, the country has several major infrastructure projects in Afghanistan that need to be managed and supported, and some semi-finished projects that need to be addressed.
So far, however, official Indian sources have said nothing about the reopening of their embassy in Kabul, except for what the Indian Express says could be a green light in this regard.
“If India reopens its embassy in Kabul, the government of the head of the Islamic Emirate will provide security for Indian diplomats,” Suhail Shaheen, head of the political office of the Islamic Emirate in Doha, told Indian media.
“It is our commitment to ensure the security of all embassies that are open in Kabul, as well as the diplomats working in Kabul, and we have proven this, and we have ensured the security of the embassies, and we have done that,” he said. “We will do the same for the Indian embassy.”
“We welcome them if they want to complete their projects or start new projects in Afghanistan,” said Suhail Shaheen, head of the political office of the Islamic Emirate in Qatar.
The Islamic Emirate is thoughtful of expanding its regional relations and greetings any move that can support the Islamic Emirate to interact with the outside world and is ready to cooperate.
Currently, the embassies and political missions of a number of countries are active in Kabul, which is fully secured and has not felt any disruption in their work.
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