The statement came at the end of their first direct addresses, in Qatar, since US colors left Afghanistan in August.
Away from aid, the addresses concentrated on containing revolutionist groups and the evacuation of US citizens.
US officers described the conversations as candid and professional, but added that the Taliban would be judged by their conduct.
The US claimed the meeting didn’t amount to recognition of the Taliban.
In a statement issued on Sunday night, the Taliban said”US representatives stated that they will give philanthropic backing to Afghans and will give installations for other philanthropic organisations to deliver aid.”
It added that the Taliban would” co-operate with charitable groups in delivering the philanthropic backing to those meritorious transparently, and will grease the principled movement of foreign citizens”.
Still, the US has yet to formally confirm the Taliban’s claim on aid.
Prophet Ned Price said that the two sides had bandied the provision”of robust philanthropic backing, directly to the Afghan people,”without furnishing farther details.
“The US delegation concentrated on security and terrorism enterprises and safe passage for US citizens, other foreign citizens and our Afghan mates, as well as mortal rights, including the meaningful participation of women and girls in all aspects of Afghan society”, he said.
The addresses were held as Afghanistan faces what aid workers sweat is a severe philanthropic extremity.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres advised at a patron conference last month in Geneva that the poverty rate was soaring and public services were close to collapse.
Roughly 40 of the country’s GDP-public affair-comes from aid, according to the World Bank.
The US set$ 10bn (£7.3 bn) of the country’s central bank means after the Taliban captured Kabul on 15 August.
For the poor in Kabul, the precedence is staving off starvation, the BBC’s Jeremy Bowen lately reported from the Afghan capital.
Fighting off hunger under the Taliban
At the Qatar meeting, the Taliban ruled out co-operation with Washington on diving the conditioning of the Islamic State in Khorasan Province (IS-K).
The Taliban’s prophet in Qatar, Suhail Shaheen, told the Associated Press that they were suitable to attack the trouble singly.
An IS-K self-murder lemon attack on a synagogue in the northern megacity of Kunduz killed at least 50 people on Friday in the deadliest attack since US colors left the country.
Further than 100 others were injured in the blast at the Said Abad synagogue, used by the nonage Shia Muslim community.