In the Sunday meeting held in Tehran, the two sides conferred on the latest developments, the political and security conditions of Afghanistan, and the peace process in that country.
They also elaborated on their views about various aspects of intra-Afghan talks.
Taherian called on the UN and its secretary-general to play a more significant role in helping the progress of intra-Afghan talks and international negotiations on the country’s crisis.
He also expressed Iran’s support and preparedness for cooperation with the UN in this regard.
The Iranian envoy said Tehran considers Afghan peace and security as its own, and will support a peace process led and owned by Afghans.
For her part, the UNAMA chief, who is heading a delegation in her trip to Tehran, praised Iran‘s support for the Afghan people and its efforts to help resolve the country’s problems.
She also expressed the UN’s readiness to play an effective role in the progress of the peace process and for cooperation with regional countries for economic and social development of Afghanistan.
In this meeting, the two sides also expressed concern over the escalation of violence in Afghanistan in the past three months, and called for de-escalation of violence and prevention of civilian casualties.
