Amir Khan Muttaqi, the acting Foreign Minister, during the opening ceremony of the Afghan-Kazakh exhibition said that three neighboring countries are supporting Daesh.

The acting Foreign Minister did not name any countries; however, he reiterated that Daesh does not exist in Afghanistan.

Muttaqi said, "There is no safe haven for Daesh in Afghanistan. Unfortunately, in these three neighboring countries, one provides manpower, another is a route for destructive individuals to pass through, and a third has provided them with financing and planning centers on its soil. If these three countries fulfill their responsibilities, there will be no problems in Afghanistan or the region."

The political deputy of the Prime Minister, Mawlawi Abdul Kabir, said: "As you can witness, thank God, Afghanistan has positive relations with countries in the region and its neighbors, and these relations are flowing smoothly."

Amir Khan Muttaqi added that the Islamic Emirate has consistently endeavored over the past three years to expand its relations with the world. He emphasized that Kabul has recently hosted high-level delegations from the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Russia, Malaysia, the European Union, and Kazakhstan.

The acting Foreign Minister said: "In recent days, Kabul has hosted high-ranking delegations from other countries including Russia, Malaysia, the European Union, Kazakhstan, and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation."

Speaking at the opening of the Afghan-Kazakh exhibition, this acting government official announced his support for the people of Palestine and accused the United States of America of violating human rights in Gaza. He added, "The USA accuses the Islamic Emirate of violating human rights in their declarations, we tell them to look at what they have done in Palestine and in Gaza?"

According to information from officials of the Islamic Emirate, diplomatic representation of the Islamic Emirate is currently active in 38 countries and these representations continue their work normally.