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Afghanistan and Uzbekistan Discuss Border Issues, Economic Cooperation

The acting Minister of Defense, Mawlawi Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid, in a meeting with Abdulsalam Azizov, the Head of Intelligence and Borders of Uzbekistan, discussed border issues, strengthening bilateral relations and economic and transit cooperation.

Mawlawi Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid in the meeting said: “The Islamic Emirate’s security forces are ready to cooperate in the implementation of development projects.”

“The Islamic Emirate forces for the security in the country have the job of securing the national interest of the country, defending the Afghan soil, removing the threat and defending the projects and programs that are being implemented,” said Zabiullah Mujahid, the spokesman of the Islamic Emirate. 
 
Meanwhile, several political and economic analysts emphasized the development of relations with the neighboring countries and said Afghanistan-Uzbekistan relations are beneficial for the country. 

“If based on the definition of the bilateral benefits, the talks will be a positive step for both Afghanistan and Uzbekistan in the fight against terrorism and trade,” said Zalmai Afghanyar, a political analyst.

Previously, the acting Defense Minister also emphasized that 20 provinces of the country have a common border with six countries that have established 63 military bases, 108 military centers, and 600 security stations with the facilities and equipment to fight possible threats in these areas.

Afghanistan and Uzbekistan Discuss Border Issues, Economic Cooperation

Meanwhile, several political and economic analysts emphasized the development of relations with the neighboring countries.

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The acting Minister of Defense, Mawlawi Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid, in a meeting with Abdulsalam Azizov, the Head of Intelligence and Borders of Uzbekistan, discussed border issues, strengthening bilateral relations and economic and transit cooperation.

Mawlawi Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid in the meeting said: “The Islamic Emirate’s security forces are ready to cooperate in the implementation of development projects.”

“The Islamic Emirate forces for the security in the country have the job of securing the national interest of the country, defending the Afghan soil, removing the threat and defending the projects and programs that are being implemented,” said Zabiullah Mujahid, the spokesman of the Islamic Emirate. 
 
Meanwhile, several political and economic analysts emphasized the development of relations with the neighboring countries and said Afghanistan-Uzbekistan relations are beneficial for the country. 

“If based on the definition of the bilateral benefits, the talks will be a positive step for both Afghanistan and Uzbekistan in the fight against terrorism and trade,” said Zalmai Afghanyar, a political analyst.

Previously, the acting Defense Minister also emphasized that 20 provinces of the country have a common border with six countries that have established 63 military bases, 108 military centers, and 600 security stations with the facilities and equipment to fight possible threats in these areas.

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