Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Maulvi Abdul Kabir, political deputy of the Prime Minister's Office today (Thursday, October 24) in a seminar titled "Immigrants; "Challenges and Opportunities" was held in Kabul. During his speech, he stated that the successive occupations of Afghanistan have caused many migrations from the country to the region and the world. He said: Afghanistan was self-sufficient in wheat during the time of Daud Khan, but with the occupation of the communists, the country faced various problems.

While expressing his gratitude to the countries that have given shelter to the refugees, he added: We ask them to consider their Islamic and human rights in their dealings with the Afghan refugees.

Referring to security in the country, the political deputy of the Prime Minister said that considering that a number of immigrants have invested in other countries, we ask the whole world not to forcefully deport them.

He also added that the caretaker government is trying to provide the ground for the return of the migrants and invite them to Afghanistan by encouraging them and by their own will.

While referring to the military and security achievements, this caretaker government official said: We are trying to move towards success in the political and economic sectors as well.

Referring to the creation of employment in economic projects and its consequences and benefits, he continued his speech and added: Although money rained in Afghanistan during the republican era, it did not work as much as during the three years of the current rule of the Islamic Emirate.

Referring to the activity of 4,000 machines in the Ghoshtepe canal project, the political deputy of the Prime Minister's Office said: "Now, 6,000 homes are operating all over the country, and there is a good opportunity for investment."

While referring to the security of all investors, he asked the investors who are abroad to return to the country and invest in Afghanistan to create employment.

Mr. Abdul Kabir asked international aid organizations to cooperate more with the people of Afghanistan in the winter season, in addition to their usual cooperation.

He also said that good services were provided by the Islamic Emirate to the emigrants who were forcibly deported last year in winter.