We do not want to be in conflict with any country, including India: the Taliban

Foreign Minister of Afghanistan pays a visit to Pakistan

The first interview of Amir Khan Muttaki, the Foreign Minister of the Afghan government, with a woman journalist

Islamabad: Afghanistan does not want to enter into conflict with any country, including India, acting Foreign Minister of the war-torn Taliban-led interim government Aamir Khan Muttaki said in a statement.

During an interview, the foreign minister was asked what his relationship with India would be like in a Taliban government. This was his first interview with a female journalist. "We do not want to go into conflict with any country," he said.

Representatives from India, Pakistan and other countries were also present when we attended the Moscow Conference. In this conference we had flexible talks with the representatives of all the countries.

It may be mentioned that the acting Foreign Minister of Afghanistan Aamir Khan Muttaki is currently on a visit to Pakistan. The interview comes after the eight-nation talks on Afghanistan in New Delhi. In addition to India, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan participated in the talks on India.