The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) has 46 town prepare for returning refugees, Acting Minister of Refugees and Repatriation Mawlawi Abdul Kabir told a visiting Iranian diplomat in Kabul, calling on Tehran to provide refugees time to return.According to a statement released by the ministry on Saturday, Abdul Kabir said during the conference that Afghanistan and Iran get along next-door neighbors that have numerous commonalities.He stressed the need to more develop and reinforce relations in between the 2 nations and said that the frequent sees of high-ranking Iranian authorities reveal that Tehran wants favorable and friendly relations with Afghanistan.Abdul Kabir thanked Iran for its support and hosting of Afghan refugees, saying that Iran and Pakistan have been hosting Afghan refugees for the past couple of years.
He called for more leniency in the treatment of migrants.He said that the Islamic Emirate is preparing a mechanism to offer legal files for those migrants whose legal house in Iran has expired.In the meeting, Mohammad Reza Bahrami, Iran&& 's new Assistant Minister and Director General for South Asian Affairs at the Foreign Ministry, welcomed Abdul Kabir to go to Tehran, and called for repatriation plan to be shared before the trip.He worried on the humane treatment of Afghan refugees and valued the Islamic Emirate&& 's initiative to build 46 towns, calling it an important step forward for the return of refugees.Bahrami kept in mind that there are currently 8 million Afghan reguees living in Iran, of whom 4 million are undocumented or have their home expired.The post IEA has 46 municipality prepare for returnees, minister informs checking out Iranian official first appeared on TINS News.