Special representatives of the German and Iranian foreign ministers for Afghanistan’s affairs in a meeting on Saturday voiced concern over development of insecurity in Afghanistan and stressed the need to reach a political agreement through negotiations.
Iranian Foreign Ministry’s special assistant for Afghanistan affairs Mohammad Ebrahim Taherian and his German counterpart Marcus Putzel discussed latest developments in Afghanistan and explored avenues for boosting cooperation.
Taherian and Putzel expressed concern about the development of insecurity in Afghanistan and stressed the need to reach a political agreement through negotiations.
Last Monday, three armed assailants stormed Kabul University after a bomb blast killed a number of students at the university, killing and injuring dozens of students.
