Indonesia and Norway have agreed to continue the joint cooperation with war-torn Afghanistan within the framework of South-South and triangular cooperation.

A joint statement released by the two governments said Tuesday that representatives from both sides had met on the sidelines of the ongoing meetings here, which runs until April 24, to discuss the Afghanistan issue.

Indonesia and Norway have jointly implemented a number of triangular cooperation projects with Afghanistan in sectors of law enforcement, women empowerment and education.

A group of female Afghan police officers received training in community policing in Indonesia last year, said the press release.

The representatives shared the view that the ongoing triangular cooperation has the potential to spur positive social development in Afghanistan.

The triangular framework is a development cooperation mode usually among three developing and developed nations.