Sohail Shahin, a member of the Qatar office of the Islamic Emirate, has said that any meeting without the presence of representatives of the Islamic Emirate regarding Afghanistan will be inconclusive.
Publish dateMonday 1 May 2023 - 10:40
Story Code : 269242
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Sohail Shahin stated this in a speech before the upcoming United Nations meeting on Afghanistan, which will be held in Doha without the participation of the Islamic Emirate.
He said: "Any meeting about Afghanistan without the participation of a delegation from the current government is fruitless, does not help to solve problems and will complicate the situation."
In response to the question whether the caretaker government of Afghanistan is ready for any political settlement, changing the way of governing and interacting with women in exchange for being recognized by the international community, Shahin said: "First of all, it is necessary that all parties agree with the current government. "Afghanistan should cooperate to reach a common understanding of issues and advance them."
Before this, Stephan Dujarric, the spokesman of the UN Secretary General, announced that the "Taliban" was not invited to the meeting to be hosted by the Secretary General of this organization in Doha.
In this regard, he said: The Secretary General has not sent an invitation to the interim government of Afghanistan.
This is despite the fact that Amina Mohammad had previously said that the Doha meeting could bring steps to recognize the Islamic Emirate.
He said: "Any meeting about Afghanistan without the participation of a delegation from the current government is fruitless, does not help to solve problems and will complicate the situation."
In response to the question whether the caretaker government of Afghanistan is ready for any political settlement, changing the way of governing and interacting with women in exchange for being recognized by the international community, Shahin said: "First of all, it is necessary that all parties agree with the current government. "Afghanistan should cooperate to reach a common understanding of issues and advance them."
Before this, Stephan Dujarric, the spokesman of the UN Secretary General, announced that the "Taliban" was not invited to the meeting to be hosted by the Secretary General of this organization in Doha.
In this regard, he said: The Secretary General has not sent an invitation to the interim government of Afghanistan.
This is despite the fact that Amina Mohammad had previously said that the Doha meeting could bring steps to recognize the Islamic Emirate.
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