The deputy prime minister for administrative affairs, Abdul Salam Hanafi, highlighted the fight against Daesh by regional and other international countries.

Speaking at an Iftar program attended by political representatives of various countries, Abdul Salam Hanafi said that Daesh has been completely suppressed in Afghanistan and does not exist anywhere in the country.

"The forces of the Islamic Emirate have suppressed Daesh in Afghanistan, and Daesh does not exist anywhere in the country. However, due to the menace of Daesh, it is necessary for all neighboring,  regional and beyond regional countries to have strong and close understanding with each other,” Hanafi added.

This official of the Islamic Emirate once again stated that the Islamic Emirate wants good relations with all countries of the world and that countries should not interfere in Afghanistan's internal affairs. 

According to him, security in Afghanistan is important and beneficial for Afghans and all regional and beyond regional countries.

“The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan seeks positive and good relations with all neighboring countries,regional and beyond regional countries,” he said.

A number of political analysts emphasized the positive relations of the Islamic Emirate with the world. They believe that dialogue can be the solution to the current challenges of Afghanistan.

"The relations of the Islamic Emirate with countries around the world are not only beneficial to the citizens but also in other areas, and the caretaker government should have good relations with countries,” Gul Mohammaddin Mohammadi, a political analyst, told TOLOnews.

"We must strengthen our domestic policy; domestic policy is a principle for foreign policy, and in that case, we can have good relations with some countries,” said Sayed Akbar Agha, another political analyst.

Abdul Salam Hanafi has also asked regional and beyond regional countries to cooperate and support the caretaker government in the fight against drugs and ensuring stability to prevent the illegal migration of Afghan youth.