Pointing to the Iranian's permanent demand about independent and developed Afghanistan with peace and stability, Khatibzadeh said, "We will use all our efforts to contribute to the genuine intra-Afghan dialogue."
Abdullah arrived in Tehran on Sunday afternoon for a three-day visit and a meeting with high-ranking officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran for expanding bilateral relations and the ways to develop Afghanistan's peace and stability processes.
A delegation of high-level national reconciliation council officials, members of parliament, and officials from the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs accompany Abdullah during the visit.
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