The Afghan Embassy in China announced Saturday that the President of Nicaragua has sent a letter of condolence to the leader of the Islamic Emirate, Mawlawi Hebatullah Akhundzada, following the recent deadly floods in Afghanistan.Based on the embassy'sstatement, the letter was handed over by Michael Campbell, the Nicaraguan ambassador to China, to Bilal Karimi, the Afghan ambassador to China.In the letter, Nicaragua president, Daniel Ortega, while expressing his sympathy over the floods, expressed his interest in establishing good relations with the Islamic Emirate and cooperation in various fields.The Nicaraguan ambassador stated that the Nicaraguan people, like the Afghans, achieved independence after a hard struggle against the colonialists, which is a common point between the two countries.Meanwhile, Bilal Karimi, Afghanistan'sambassador to China, has said that he will convey the condolence letter of the President of Nicaragua to the leader of the Islamic Emirate.
He also assured of maintaining good relations with the country.Karimi emphasized that all Latin American countries are important, but Nicaragua'staking the initiative is a positive and admirable move.The post Nicaragua president sends letter of condolence to IEA leader after floods first appeared on Ariana News.