Amir Khan Muttaqi, acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, met with Obaidur Rahman Nizamani, the chargé d'affaires of the Pakistani embassy in Kabul, and they discussed political and economic issues.

According to Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate, in the meeting, the chargé d'affaires of the Pakistani embassy stated that the new government's outlook is focused on expanding relations with Afghanistan.

Mujahid also said that it was mentioned in the meeting that positive engagement of regional countries with Afghanistan is expanding, and that the region has realized that Afghanistan's stability can have a positive role towards initiatives and comprehensive regional progress.

Muttaqi also expressed hope during the meeting that the new Pakistani government, with a positive policy, will take constructive steps to strengthen relations between the two countries.

On Wednesday, Muttaqi in a meeting with the Iranian ambassador and special representative to Afghanistan, Hassan Kazemi Qomi, emphasized the expansion of Kabul-Tehran relations.

"Now that a new government has come to power in Pakistan, Afghanistan has also expressed its good intentions and has also wanted Afghanistan and Pakistan to expand their relations in various fields, especially in trade, and to cooperate with each other. The issue of migrants was discussed, and good relations between the two countries can solve all the problems along the way, and this was emphasized by both sides," the spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate said.

"Civil governments have come and made commitments but have not been able to act on them. Therefore, we are waiting for the military government, which holds the real power in Pakistan, to change their strategy towards us," said Salami Paigir, a political analyst.

"Any government that comes to power in Afghanistan or Pakistan, if they are in conflict with each other, both Pakistan and Afghanistan will suffer. Therefore, as a good neighbor, and with Pakistan as a good neighbor, there should be positive relations with Afghanistan," said Zakiullah Mohammadi, a political analyst.

Previously, the chargé d'affaires of the Pakistani embassy in Kabul also discussed solving existing problems between the two countries during his visit to Kandahar with Mullah Shirin Akhund, the governor of Kandahar.

The Durand Line issue, the Torkham crossing, and recent border clashes between the border guards of the Islamic Emirate and Pakistan were among the topics discussed in the meeting.