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No journalists killed in past year in Afghanistan: Khairkhwa
Acting Minister of Information and Culture Khairullah Khairkhwa said Tuesday during the ministry’s accountability program that not a single journalist was killed or injured in Afghanistan over the past year, and that the ministry is committed to solving the problems of journalists across Afghanistan.
“We have not had a case of a journalist being killed or injured in the past year, and this is good news,” said Khairkhwa.
However, in response to the imprisonment of eight journalists in five provinces of the country, he said that the arrest of these people has nothing to do with their work as journalists.
He also said in the past year, the ministry’s Culture and Arts Department has surveyed 100 historical places in 16 provinces of the country.
About 6,232 new historical monuments have been recorded in different provinces and in the past year, 371,000 domestic tourists have visited different places in the country, he said.
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Top IEA and Iranian officials meet to discuss refugees, prisoners
Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi on Thursday met with Iranian Deputy Justice Minister Askar Jalalian in Kabul, where they discussed refugees, prisoners, economic and political cooperation.
Muttaqi, while appreciating Iran’s hosting of Afghan refugees for four decades, called on Tehran to treat refugees well and be patient towards them, Afghan foreign ministry said in a statement.
He also said that the Islamic Emirate is committed to cooperate with Iran in relation to the repatriation of Afghan prisoners, asking the Iranian Deputy Minister of Justice to cooperate fully in this regard.
According to the statement, Iran's deputy justice minister said Tehran was following recent developments in Afghanistan and was pleased with the stability.
He added that the Islamic Republic of Iran will continue its cooperation and, based on the agreements reached, will transfer Afghan prisoners in the near future.
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Russia, Pakistan urge ‘enhanced’ coordination for ‘peaceful and prosperous’ Afghanistan
Russia and Pakistan urged "enhanced" coordination among regional countries Thursday for a "peaceful and prosperous" Afghanistan, according to a statement from the Pakistani Foreign Ministry.
The call was made during a meeting between Russian Special Envoy to Afghanistan Zamir Kabulov and Pakistani Foreign Secretary Amna Baloch in Islamabad where the two sides exchanged views on relations with Afghanistan.
Kabulov arrived in Islamabad for a visit earlier in the day.
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Qatari aircraft carrying medical aid arrives in Kabul
A Qatari aircraft carrying medical aid and four ambulances touched down on Thursday at Kabul Airport.
The aid, provided by Qatar Fund for Development, was received by Deputy Minister of Public Health Bakht-ur-Rahman Sharafat and Qatar's Acting Chargé d'Affaires to Afghanistan Mirdef bin Ali Al Qashouti, Qatar's foreign ministry said in a statement.
"This aid comes within the framework of the State of Qatar's efforts and its firm commitment to providing support and standing by the brotherly Afghan people, and providing them with their urgent and necessary needs," the statement said.
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