TEHRAN - High-raking Iranian and Afghan officials in a meeting in Tehran conferred on drawing a roadmap for the further development of bilateral relations and cooperation between the two countries.

The issue was raised in a meeting between Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and Afghan CEO Abdullah Abdullah in Tehran on Tuesday.

During the meeting, the two officials also consulted on the latest developments in bilateral relations and the region, and underlined the necessity for more effective cooperation in fight against terrorism and extremism.

Zarif also stressed Iran's support for the Afghan government's efforts to establish security and move towards peace within the framework of all-inclusive talks among all Afghan groups.

He also underscored the necessity for the implementation of all the agreements signed between the two countries in the past.

Abdullah arrived in Tehran at the head of high-ranking delegation on Monday evening to discuss expansion of ties and endorsement of four cooperation agreements. (FNA)