During the meeting, Muttaqi stressed that Afghanistan and Russia should expand economic cooperation based on shared interests and mutual benefits.
Meanwhile, the CSTO Collective Security Council is scheduled to meet in Moscow on November 10 and 11.
The two sides also discussed regional stability, counter-narcotics efforts and security issues, with Russia acknowledging Afghanistan’s efforts in these areas.
Takal added that the Moscow Format meeting is scheduled to begin on Monday, October 5, in Moscow.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is expected to address the participants during the consultations.
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“The practical work on this agreement will begin in the coming days, and discussions will focus on how to implement it effectively,” he said.
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The deal is expected to strengthen defense and security cooperation between the two countries.
The ministry added that participants are expected to exchange views on key international and regional security issues during the gathering.
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