Amir Muteki And Ian McCurry Meet In Qatar

Amir Muteki and Ian McCurry meet in Qatar, discuss Afghan-American relations.

Amir Khan Muteki, the acting Afghan Foreign Minister of the Taliban government, met with Ian McCurry, the head of the US mission for Afghanistan, in Doha, the capital of Qatar, on Wednesday.

The Afghan Foreign Ministry has given this information.”Today in Doha, US Head of Mission for Afghanistan, Ian McCurry, and a seven-member delegation called on Mawlawi Amir Khan Muteki.”

Foreign Minister of the Islamic Emirate,” ministry spokesman Abdul Kahar Balkhi said in a tweet. In a tweet, he said the officials discussed Afghan-US relations and a range of issues.

The Taliban took control of Afghanistan in August and the US military ended its 20-year military presence in the country.

After this, financial aid to Afghanistan by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund was suspended.

In addition, the US also froze billions of dollars in assets belonging to the Afghan Central Bank.

US President Joe Biden and other G20 leaders have agreed to provide humanitarian aid to the Afghan people directly through the Taliban government during a virtual meeting.

The man who provided sensitive computer equipment to Pakistan’s nuclear agency confessed to the crime.

A Pakistani-American has pleaded guilty to illegally exporting sensitive computer equipment to Pakistan’s nuclear research agency.

The US Justice Department said 66-year-old Obaidullah Syed could be sentenced on February 23. Syed could face a maximum sentence of five years.

Apart from this, a fine of Rs 1.85 crore can also be imposed.

Syed owns Pakistan-based Business Systems International and Chicago-based BSI USA, two companies that sell high-performance computing platforms, servers, and software.

Syed admitted during interrogation that from 2006 to 2015, he illegally exported computer equipment from the US through his company in Pakistan and provided them to the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission.

Permission was not obtained from official US authorities before exporting these devices. Syed has been found accused of harming America’s national security, foreign policy, and economy.