The minister further urged the United Nations to help provide essential services in settlements established for returning Afghan refugees.
He claimed that Afghans are satisfied with the current government and that the Islamic Emirate enjoys broad support across the country.
Islamic Emirate spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid has again rejected claims that foreign militants are present and operating in Afghanistan.
The organization has called for urgent attention to the impact of the funding cuts, warning that Afghanistan continues to face severe humanitarian and healthcare challenges.
The international humanitarian organization said 21.9 million people in Afghanistan will need humanitarian assistance in 2026.
Turkey, which has NATO's second-largest army, has said the pact with nuclear-armed Pakistan and top oil exporter Saudi Arabia was open to expansion.