The European Union has begun to re-establish a “minimal presence” in Kabul to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid to Afghanistan. “Our presence in Kabul must in no way be seen as an acknowledgment” by the Taliban government, foreign affairs spokesman Peter Stano said in a statement. “This has also been clearly communicated to the de facto authorities,” he added.
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by our correspondent Pietro Del Re
On Thursday it was the spokesman for the Taliban Foreign Ministry Abdul Qahar Balkhi who announced the reopening of the office.
In light of the serious humanitarian crisis that Afghanistan is facing, the EU has recently launched projects worth € 268.3 million, stepping up vital support for the Afghan population.
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