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  1. Calls for stronger ties between Kabul and Tehran, noting that regional leaders view the situation as a common enemy and that economic/infrastructure cooperation is constructive.

Iran supports initiatives for a secure Afghanistan and maintains relations with the Taliban, following a meeting of foreign ministers in Kyrgyzstan.

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Iran supports initiatives for a secure Afghanistan and maintains relations with the Taliban, following a meeting of foreign ministers in Kyrgyzstan.

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  1. Sanctions on Iran are driving it to seek economic partnerships with Afghanistan, focusing on health tourism and border issues.1 source
  2. Iran has built its strongest influence in Afghanistan since 2021.Sub-event
  3. Foreign ministers met in Kyrgyzstan, highlighting Iran's support for a secure Afghanistan and its relations with the Taliban.1 source

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