External Affairs Minister (EAM)  Dr. S Jaishankar on Wednesday, 22 September, held a meeting with Tanzania’s Foreign Minister. EAM  addressed a meeting of the G20 Foreign Ministers on Afghanistan and said that the Taliban's commitment not to allow the use of Afghan soil for terrorism in any manner should be implemented.

In a tweet, Jaishankar said that both the nations will work to advance development partnership and traditional political cooperation between them.  While urging the international community to come together in response to humanitarian needs in the war-torn country, the External Affairs Minister called for a broad-based inclusive government in Afghanistan that represents all sections of Afghan society. He further asserted that India's engagement will be driven by its historical friendship with the Afghan people. "UNSC resolution 2593, which reflects global sentiment, should continue to guide our approach," he said

Jaishankar is in New York for the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly. His meeting with his Tanzanian counterpart comes after he held several bilateral meetings with Foreign Ministers from Iran, Egypt, Australia and Indonesia. Earlier, Jaishankar met his counterparts from France, UK and Saudi Arabia, and discussed issues related to Indo-Pacific. 

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