Afghanistan’s embassy in Uzbekistan transferred to Taliban administration
KABUL, Afghanistan (AA) – Afghanistan’s embassy in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, has been handed over to the Taliban administration, local media reported Sunday.
Afghan envoy Ahmed Khalid Alemi, who was appointed during the period under the leadership of Ashraf Ghani, handed over his duties to Charge d’Affaires Maghfrullah Shahab, who was appointed by the Taliban.
After the Taliban took over Afghanistan on Aug. 15, 2021, many countries in Central and West Asia handed over their Afghan embassies to the Taliban administration.
Pakistan, Iran, Turkmenistan, China, Russia and Qatar had previously accepted diplomats appointed by the Taliban.
Tajikistan is the only neighbor of Afghanistan that has not handed over its Afghan embassy to the Taliban.
Although some Afghan representative offices in European countries, especially Spain, are under the control of diplomats appointed during the republic period, they cooperate with the Taliban administration, especially in consular services.
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