The acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amir Khan Muttaqi, said that the activities of Daesh have been prevented in Afghanistan and that the group has not been able to conduct any attack in the country within recent months.

He made the remarks to the Chinese media, according to the Foreign Ministry spokesman.

He once again pledged that the Afghan soil will not be threat to any other country.

“Daesh had no operations in the last four months. We could say that Afghanistan is a secure country right now and we are committed to the pledges we made to the world, the pledge that Afghanistan’s soil would not be used against any country,” he said.

Muttaqi called his recent visit to China constructive. In late March a delegation of the Islamic Emirate, led by acting Minister Muttaqi visited China, where they held several round of talks with top diplomats and envoys of foreign countries.

He also said that the Islamic Emirate calls for economic policy to facilitate investment in Afghanistan.

“The meeting was positive and fruitful. We hope such meetings will bring good outcomes and the Afghans can hear good news,” Muttaqi said.

“Afghanistan's presence in big economic projects will not be possible unless big problems are solved in Afghanistan...” said Jawid Sangdil, Political Expert.

China reportedly has good ties with the current Afghan government. The diplomats of the Islamic Emirate have been accepted by the Chinese government.

However, Beijing has yet to formally recognize the Islamic Emirate.