Afghan Interim Govt expresses desire to join CPEC
The provisional Afghan government has conveyed its intention to officially become a part of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s extensive ‘Belt and Road’ infrastructure project, as well as the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. Haji Nooruddin Azizi, the acting commerce minister of Afghanistan, has announced that Kabul will dispatch a technical delegation to engage in discussions with China. Notably, China recently made history as the first nation to designate an ambassador to Kabul. The Afghan Commerce Minister emphasized that they have formally requested China’s inclusion in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor and the Belt and Road Initiative.
The interim Afghan administration has expressed desire to formally join Chinese President Xi Jinping’s huge ‘Belt and Road’ infrastructure initiative and China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.
Afghanistan’s acting commerce minister Haji Nooruddin Azizi told British News Agency Reuters that Kabul will send a technical team to China for talks.
Last month, China became the first country to appoint an Ambassador to Kabul.
Afghan Commerce Minister said we have requested China to allow us to be a part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor and Belt and Road Initiative.
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