Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Taliban's Foreign Minister, underscored the group's commitment to regional security during a Kabul meeting attended by delegates from 11 regional nations. At the "Afghanistan Regional Cooperation Initiative," Muttaqi emphasized the Taliban's desire for stability and collaboration in the region, stating that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is ready to engage with neighboring nations based on shared interests and mutual respect.

Muttaqi highlighted the Taliban government's policy over the past two and a half years, showcasing Afghanistan's focus on a mutually beneficial approach within the region. He proposed that regional cooperation should focus on establishing avenues for interaction and collective efforts, aiming to develop a narrative facilitating positive engagement with the Taliban to address current and future regional threats.

This meeting, hosted by the Taliban in Kabul, marked a significant diplomatic event, with the participation of ambassadors and special envoys from neighboring and regional countries. The discussions set the stage for the upcoming UN Secretary-General-hosted conference on Afghanistan in Doha.