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Afghan embassy in Turkey resumes passport issuance after 4 years
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The Taliban embassy in Turkey has announced that it has resumed the process of distributing passports to the country’s citizens after a four-year hiatus. The embassy announced the resumption of the passport distribution process yesterday (Friday, June 13) by publishing a statement on X. The passport distribution process at the Afghan embassy in Turkey had been suspended after the Taliban regained control of the country. The embassy was managed b…
Afghan embassy in Turkey resumes passport issuance after 4 years
The Embassy of Afghanistan in Turkey has resumed the issuance of passports to Afghan citizens after a four-year suspension, the mission announced late Friday. Passport services at the embassy had been halted in 2021 following the collapse of the previous Afghan government and the fall of Kabul to the Islamic Emirate. In February this year, a foreign ministry official in Kabul that the Islamic Emirate’s diplomats at the Afghanistan embassy in An…
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