The two-day meeting between representatives of the European Union and the Islamic Emirate of Qatar discussed a wide range of issues, including security, the fight against terrorism, human rights, the establishment of an inclusive government, and humanitarian aid.

The European Union (EU) has said that its representatives have called on the Islamic Emirate to take the necessary steps to establish an inclusive government in which women are involved, paving the way for national reconciliation in the country. The European Union (EU) has said that dialogue with the Islamic Emirate does not mean recognizing the new government but a need for continued humanitarian assistance and engagement.

The EU statement called on the interim government to take prompt, meaningful, and tangible steps to establish a comprehensive government that reflects Afghan society's ethnic, political, and religious diversity, in which men and women hold high positions. "Let them work to pave the way for a national compromise."

During the talks, both sides expressed concern over the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan, and the European Union has promised to continue its humanitarian assistance to the Afghan people. The statement said that due to the suspension of development aid, the European Union intends to provide financial assistance to the people of Afghanistan. This assistance will be directly available to people in need through humanitarian organizations.

On the other hand, the Islamic Emirate and the European Union representatives say that male and female helpers are needed to help those in need. Furthermore, the board of the Islamic Emirate has said that it pays the salaries of all government employees, including those who have not received compensation since May.

The safe departure of foreign nationals and Afghans planning to travel abroad has also been discussed, and the UAE delegation has said it is fulfilling its obligations in this area. In addition, the delegation of the Islamic Emirate has asked the European Union for assistance in maintaining and operating the country's airports.