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"India Will Never Abandon Afghan People": NSA Ajit Doval In Moscow
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Monday attended a security dialogue on Afghanistan in Moscow that also focused on the evolving regional security matrix.
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India Will Stand By Afghanistan: NSA Ajit Doval At Dushanbe Security Meet
The two-day security dialogue on Afghanistan in Dushanbe began on Thursday. It is understood that Pakistan could not participate as NSA has not been appointed so far after the formation of a new government led by Shehbaz Sharif.
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Taliban "Welcomes India Meeting" After 8 Nations Discuss Afghan Situation
Taliban on Thursday welcomed the Delhi Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan and said the world should not be worried about Afghan soil being used against anyone.
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Delhi Declaration For "Secure, Stable Afghanistan" At 8-Nation Dialogue
Afghanistan territory should not be used for sheltering or training terrorists, or to finance acts of terrorism, a regional security summit hosted by India and attended by eight nations, including Russia and Iran, decided today.
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Afghan Matters Have "Implications For Region": India At Security Dialogue
The recent developments in Afghanistan have important implications not only for the people of that country but also for its neighbours and the region, NSA Ajit Doval said on Wednesday at an eight-nation dialogue hosted by India on the Afghan crisis.
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Delhi Hosts 7 Countries' Security Leaders At Regional Meet On Afghanistan
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval will hold bilateral meetings with counterparts from Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan ahead of ''Delhi Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan''.
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"Scheduling Reasons": China On Not Attending Delhi Security Dialogue
China said on Tuesday that it is not attending the security dialogue on Afghanistan convened by India due to "scheduling reasons".
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India's Summit On Afghan Crisis On Wednesday; Pak, China To Skip: Report
India will host top security officials of Russia, Iran and five central Asian countries for a security dialogue on Afghanistan on Wednesday that will explore a common approach for practical cooperation in dealing with increasing threats of terrorism,
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India To Host Crucial Dialogue On Afghanistan, Invites China And Pak
India will host a high-level regional security dialogue over the developments in Afghanistan following the Taliban's takeover, sources have said. The Delhi Regional Security Dialogue was held in September 2018 and December 2019.
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Ensure Afghanistan Is Not Used As Terrorists' Safe Haven: India, US To Taliban
India and the US have called on the Taliban to ensure that Afghanistan is not used as a safe haven for terrorists, as officials from the two countries concluded their joint dialogue on counter-terrorism to expand their cooperation to combat the scour
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In First Trilateral Meet, China, Pak And Afghanistan Agree To Act On Terror
China, Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed not to allow any country, group or individual to use their territories for terrorism as their foreign ministers discussed development, security and counter-terrorism during their first such trilateral dialogue in Beijing.
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"India Will Never Abandon Afghan People": NSA Ajit Doval In Moscow
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Monday attended a security dialogue on Afghanistan in Moscow that also focused on the evolving regional security matrix.
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India Will Stand By Afghanistan: NSA Ajit Doval At Dushanbe Security Meet
The two-day security dialogue on Afghanistan in Dushanbe began on Thursday. It is understood that Pakistan could not participate as NSA has not been appointed so far after the formation of a new government led by Shehbaz Sharif.
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Taliban "Welcomes India Meeting" After 8 Nations Discuss Afghan Situation
Taliban on Thursday welcomed the Delhi Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan and said the world should not be worried about Afghan soil being used against anyone.
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Delhi Declaration For "Secure, Stable Afghanistan" At 8-Nation Dialogue
Afghanistan territory should not be used for sheltering or training terrorists, or to finance acts of terrorism, a regional security summit hosted by India and attended by eight nations, including Russia and Iran, decided today.
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Afghan Matters Have "Implications For Region": India At Security Dialogue
The recent developments in Afghanistan have important implications not only for the people of that country but also for its neighbours and the region, NSA Ajit Doval said on Wednesday at an eight-nation dialogue hosted by India on the Afghan crisis.
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Delhi Hosts 7 Countries' Security Leaders At Regional Meet On Afghanistan
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval will hold bilateral meetings with counterparts from Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan ahead of ''Delhi Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan''.
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"Scheduling Reasons": China On Not Attending Delhi Security Dialogue
China said on Tuesday that it is not attending the security dialogue on Afghanistan convened by India due to "scheduling reasons".
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India's Summit On Afghan Crisis On Wednesday; Pak, China To Skip: Report
India will host top security officials of Russia, Iran and five central Asian countries for a security dialogue on Afghanistan on Wednesday that will explore a common approach for practical cooperation in dealing with increasing threats of terrorism,
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India To Host Crucial Dialogue On Afghanistan, Invites China And Pak
India will host a high-level regional security dialogue over the developments in Afghanistan following the Taliban's takeover, sources have said. The Delhi Regional Security Dialogue was held in September 2018 and December 2019.
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Ensure Afghanistan Is Not Used As Terrorists' Safe Haven: India, US To Taliban
India and the US have called on the Taliban to ensure that Afghanistan is not used as a safe haven for terrorists, as officials from the two countries concluded their joint dialogue on counter-terrorism to expand their cooperation to combat the scour
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In First Trilateral Meet, China, Pak And Afghanistan Agree To Act On Terror
China, Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed not to allow any country, group or individual to use their territories for terrorism as their foreign ministers discussed development, security and counter-terrorism during their first such trilateral dialogue in Beijing.
