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Malaysia does not officially recognise the Taliban government.
Malaysian officials, NGOs and business officials have been visiting Afghanistan to explore ways to establish ties with various stakeholders.
Analysts say the Taliban is eager to economically engage with countries like Malaysia to help stem the financial fallout from the militant group retaking control of Afghanistan .
In December 2022 , an Islamic State affiliate attacked a Kabul hotel that caters to Chinese businesspeople, seriously wounding five Chinese nationals.
Taliban spokesman Suhail Shaheen said the Islamic Emirate is keen to cooperate with Malaysia , particularly in the higher education sector.
Bait Al Amanah’s Abdul Razak said the Taliban are seeking cooperation in the areas of technical help in helping to design a new higher education blueprint for Afghanistan .
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