Senior officials from Iran and Afghanistan held bilateral talks in Tehran to discuss strengthening cooperation between the two nations. The discussions focused on economic, trade, security, and regional issues of mutual concern.
According to Iranian sources, both sides agreed on the importance of promoting neighborly relations, expanding cooperation in energy and transportation, and facilitating cross-border trade. The negotiations also addressed cooperation in water resource management and the situation of Afghan refugees residing in Iran.
The Afghan delegation underscored its desire to consolidate stable and long-term relations with Iran, affirming readiness to coordinate on common security matters, particularly border control and anti-smuggling efforts. The two sides also exchanged views on the regional situation and developments related to peace and stability in Afghanistan.
Analysts observe that this meeting reflects both countries' efforts to build trust and expand substantive cooperation despite current regional challenges. Further talks are expected to be held in the near future to operationalize the agreements reached.
