Kabul has presented a nominee for the position of Ambassador of Afghanistan in the Russian Federation to Moscow, according to the Russian state media as reported, this was disclosed by Zamir Kabulov, the Russian President's special representative for Afghanistan.
"The candidate has been identified and is currently under review by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They sent us the candidate as usual; now, the candidate is undergoing interdepartmental approval within Russian agencies," - he said at "Russia - Islamic World. KazanForum2.
Earlier, the Supreme Court of Russia had lifted the ban on the activities of the "Taliban" movement, which had been included in the list of terrorist organizations. Following this, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the decision to elevate the representation of Afghanistan to the level of an ambassador.
According to an interview with Zamir Kabulov, the Russian President's special representative for Afghanistan, given to RIA Novosti, the arrival of the Afghan ambassador appointed by the Taliban government will put an end to the issue of recognizing the Afghan government.
