Taliban seeks "tangible" progress in bilateral relations following Trump's election victory

CNN reported the statement.

Taliban Foreign Ministry spokesman Abdul Qahar Balkhi shared that they hope "the incoming US administration will adopt a pragmatic approach to ensure tangible advancement in bilateral relations, allowing both nations to open a new chapter of relations grounded in mutual engagement."

He highlighted the 2020 Doha Agreement between the Taliban and the U.S., signed during Trump's first term, which he claimed ended “the twenty-year occupation" in Afghanistan.

Balkhi also urged Trump to play a "constructive role in ending the current conflicts" across the Middle East.

• On Tuesday, November 5, the United States of America held presidential elections. Citizens chose the country's leader for the next four years. Donald Trump became the head of the United States, defeating Kamala Harris. Espreso conducted a text broadcast.

• On November 6, world leaders took to social media to congratulate Republican candidate Donald Trump on his presidential election victory.
• After Donald Trump’s win in the U.S. presidential election, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stated that Kyiv is ready to work with Washington to strengthen their “strategic partnership”.
• It was also reported that U.S. President Biden called Trump to congratulate him on his victory.