Kabul: Amir Khan Muttaqi, the foreign minister of Afghanistan's de facto Taliban government, has stated that it is committed to cooperating with Iran to extradite Afghan prisoners to their country. The announcement came during a meeting with Iran's Deputy Justice Minister for International and Human Rights Affairs, Askar Jalalian, in Kabul. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, the discussions between the two officials focused on Tehran-Kabul cooperation, as well as the situation of Afghan refugees and prisoners in Iran. During the meeting, Amir Khan Muttaqi expressed gratitude towards Iran for hosting millions of Afghan refugees over the past four decades. He reaffirmed the Taliban government's commitment to working with Iran in facilitating the extradition of Afghan prisoners. In response, the Iranian official announced Iran's readiness to initiate the extradition process. Prior to this meeting, discussions on the extradition process were also held with Mohammad Yousuf Mestari, the acting head of Afg hanistan's Prisons Administration.
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