December 14, 2015: His Excellency Mr. Ahmad Zia Massoud, the
President’s Extraordinary Representative for the Reform and Good
Governance, and former Vice President of the Islamice Republic of
Afghanistan, has been on the official visit to Japan. In honor of his
excellency’s visit, H.E. Ambassador Dr. Sayed Mohammad Amin Fatimie
hosted a dinner reception at the embassy of Afghanistan in Tokyo.




Dr. Asadulla Azam, president of Afghan students union in Japan, also
expressed his greetings and welcome to H.E. Massoud, as well as shared
his experience and gratitude for the educational assistance by Japan.
H.E. Mr. Massoud expressed his gratitude for all the attendees at the
reception, as well as extended his appreciation to H.E. Ambassador Dr.
Fatimie and the embassy for the reception. His Excellency Massoud stated
that despite many challenges the country has faced and still is facing,
it is moving forward to a positive direction. H.E. Mr. Massoud also
added his appreciation for the assistance by Japan, and it has been an
inspiring trip to have come, observed and communicated with
counterparts.
The reception was attended by many distinguished guests including the
Honorable Mr. Toru Miki, Member of House of Councillors; H.E. Mr.
Hiroshi Takahashi, Ambassador of Japan to Afghanistan; the Honorable Mr.
Masaaki Takei, Mayor of Minato-ku; Mrs. Kuniko Matsunami, Executive of
Japan Afghanistan Association; Mr. Masami Zeniya, Executive Director of
Tokyo National Museum; and many more from Foreign Ministry of Japan,
Minato-ku, and Afghan students and residents. Afghan dishes were served
for all, and it was concluded very successfully with H.E. Mr. Massoud
conversed with all Afghan students and guests attended.


The embassy of Afghanistan in Tokyo, Japan extended the support for H.E. Mr. Zia Massoud’s visit, under the leadership of H.E. Ambassdor Dr. Fatimie, and wishes the best and success for H.E. Mr. Massoud’s a week-long official trip to Japan as well as it help continuously maintaining the good relationship between Afghanistan and Japan.
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