Afghan Taliban Says China Becomes First Nation to Accept Its Ambassador
- China has accepted Afghanistan's Taliban ambassador, marking the first time a nation has hosted a Taliban ambassador since they regained power in Kabul.
- The Taliban sees China as a significant ally and hopes to attract foreign investment and regional alliances due to its international isolation.
- Other neighboring and regional countries have also maintained or reopened diplomatic missions with the Taliban government.
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Afghan Taliban Says China Becomes First Nation to Accept Its Ambassador
Afghanistan’s Taliban government announced Friday that China had formally accepted its ambassador to Beijing, hailing the move as an “important chapter” in growing ties between the two neighboring countries. The announcement, yet to be confirmed by China, would make it the first nation to host a Taliban ambassador since the Islamist group regained power from an American-backed government in Kabul two years ago. Neither China nor any other countr…
Taliban sends ambassador to China, claims Beijing's recognition - La Prensa Latina Media
Kabul, Dec 1 (EFE).- The Taliban said on Friday that China has acknowledged its appointed ambassador in Beijing, marking the first recognition of a Taliban diplomat by a foreign country since the Islamist militia assumed power in Afghanistan in August 2021. The recently appointed envoy, Bilal Karimi, who served as the deputy spokesperson for the de facto government over the last two years, has been officially recognized as the ambassador of Afgh…
Sino-Afghan relations: New Taliban ambassador arrives in Beijing
The Taliban have sent an ambassador abroad for the first time since coming to power two years ago. At his reception in Beijing, Bilal Karimi praised the fact that China is not interfering in Afghanistan's domestic politics.
The Taliban’s new ambassador to China arrives in Beijing as they court foreign investment
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The Taliban government’s new ambassador to China arrived in Beijing on Friday — the first time Afghanistan’s rulers have officially sent an ambassador to another country since returning to power more than two years ago. No country recognizes the Taliban as the legitimate government of Afghanistan, but some, including China, have embassies in Kabul. Many other diplomatic missions were shuttered and their staff evacuated …
The Taliban's new ambassador to China arrives in Beijing as they court foreign investment
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- The Taliban's new ambassador to China arrived in Beijing on Friday -- the first time Afghanistan's rulers have officially sent an ambassador to another country since returning to power more than two years ago.
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