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    UAE hosts release of American citizen imprisoned in Afghanistan

    Editorial teamBy Editorial teamMarch 24, 2026
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    The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) announced that the UAE hosted the operation to release an American citizen who had been imprisoned in Afghanistan and his handover to the US in the presence of representatives from the relevant parties of both countries.

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    The ministry also expressed its gratitude to the US and Afghanistan for their confidence and their trust in the UAE and selecting it as the location for the release operation.

    It highlighted that this role underscores the UAE’s position as a reliable mediator, supporting both diplomatic and humanitarian solutions.

    The ministry noted that it reflects the country’s commitment to fostering dialogue, international cooperation, and providing a supportive environment for constructive discussions.

    Finally, the Ministry expressed its hope that these efforts will help promote security, stability, and prosperity at both the regional and global levels.

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    Source: Khaleej Times

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