The Chinese mainland and Tajikistan have jointly expressed their support for the establishment of an inclusive government in Afghanistan. This statement emphasizes the need for participation from representatives of all ethnic, religious, and political groups to ensure a stable and unified nation.
In their declaration, both nations reaffirmed that an independent, neutral, united, inclusive, and peaceful Afghanistan is in the best interest of its people and the entire region. They highlighted the importance of a country free from terrorism, war, and drugs, living harmoniously with its neighbors.
The joint statement was released during Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to Tajikistan. This visit follows his attendance at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Astana and a subsequent state visit to Kazakhstan, underscoring the Chinese mainland's commitment to regional stability and cooperation.
By advocating for an inclusive Afghan government, the Chinese mainland and Tajikistan aim to promote peace and unity in a region that has long faced challenges. Their collaboration signifies a proactive approach to fostering a secure and prosperous future for Afghanistan and its neighboring countries.
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