In a significant move towards regional stability, China and Tajikistan issued a joint statement on Friday supporting the formation of an inclusive government in Afghanistan. The statement emphasizes the need for representation from all ethnic, religious, and political groups to ensure a harmonious and united Afghanistan.
Both nations highlighted that an independent, neutral, and peaceful Afghanistan free from terrorism, war, and drugs aligns with the interests of the Afghan people and benefits neighboring countries as well. This collaborative stance underscores the commitment of China and Tajikistan to fostering peace and cooperation in the region.
The announcement came during Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to Tajikistan, following his participation in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Astana and a state visit to Kazakhstan. These discussions reflect the ongoing efforts by regional leaders to address pressing international issues and promote collective security.
The statement emphasizes the need for representation from all ethnic, religious, and political groups to ensure a harmonious and united Afghanistan.
