Despite the European Union’s non-recognition of the Taliban government, a delegation from the group has been granted visas to travel to Belgium. The purpose of this visit is to engage in discussions regarding the potential deportation of Afghan nationals currently residing in Belgium. This move has raised eyebrows given the EU’s official stance on the Taliban regime. The talks will center on the conditions in Afghanistan and whether it is safe to return individuals to the country. While the EU maintains it does not recognize the Taliban as a legitimate government, dialogue is considered necessary to address the practicalities of migration and deportation policies. The Belgian government is facilitating the meeting as part of ongoing efforts to manage migration flows and address the legal status of Afghan asylum seekers. The outcome of these discussions remains uncertain, but they signal a pragmatic approach to a complex geopolitical issue.