Abu Dhabi, November 15, : , The international community needs to urgently respond to humanitarian problems in Afghanistan.This was the consensus of top experts at the 8th Abu Dhabi Strategic Debate, (ADSD) held in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.
A panel discussion on the second day of the ADSD focused on Afghanistan’s current political and security landscape.The second day of ADSD saw a panel discussion that focused on Afghanistan’s political and security situation.
“Over the past 20 years the Afghans have experienced an unprecedented era of freedom of liberties that include freedom of education, expression and assembly and the reversal of this is disappointing,” Nasir Ahmad Andisha, Ambassador, Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Afghanistan in Geneva, said.”Over the last 20 years, the Afghans have enjoyed an unprecedented era in freedom of liberties, which includes freedom education, expression, and assembly, and the reversal is disappointing,” Nasir Ahmed Andisha (Ambassador, Extraordinary, and Plenipotentiary for Afghanistan in Geneva) said.
“In the early days of the Taliban’s forced entry into Kabul there was hope in many parts of the country for a lasting peace.There was much hope for peace in Afghanistan during the Taliban’s initial forced entry into Kabul.However, two events set back Afghanistan: The Taliban’s announcement of their cabinet and the attack on Panjshir as it started a cycle of revenge.”.Two events, however, set Afghanistan back: Panjshir’s attack and Panjshir’s cabinet announcement by the Taliban.
Dr Marvin G.Weinbaum, Director of Afghanistan and Pakistan Studies at the Middle East Institute, and Professor Emeritus of Political Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, said there is a crisis of administration in the country.Marvin G.Weinbaum is Director of Afghanistan Studies at Middle East Institute and Emeritus Professor of Political Science at University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign.He said that there was a crisis in administration.
“For Afghanistan, it is the end of the crisis of conflict, there is a period of relative peace that the country has not experienced in 40-45 years.It is the end to the conflict in Afghanistan.
There is relative peace, something that Afghanistan hasn’t experienced for 40-45 years.Now there is a transition into a series of crises, such as an economic crisis and a crisis of administration.”.There is now a transition to a number of crises such as an administration crisis and an economic crisis.
Andisha said the Taliban’s cabinet formation was a huge disappointment.Andisha stated that the Taliban’s formation of a cabinet was disappointing.
“The cabinet is completely far from inclusive, it’s 100 per cent Taliban, zero woman and no other religious minorities of Afghanistan.”.”The cabinet is far from inclusive.It’s 100% Taliban and zero women, with no other religious minorities in Afghanistan.”
Andisha said that different stakeholders must come together to resolve the situation.Andisha stated that all stakeholders need to work together in order to solve the problem.
“The Taliban may reach out to the international community where the UN and other regional actors could be involved, and this could be complemented by a regional plan.”.The Taliban could reach out to international actors, including the UN and regional actors.This could then be supplemented by a regional planning.
Weinbaum said there is a grave humanitarian crisis that needs to be urgently looked at.Weinbaum stated that there’s a serious humanitarian crisis and it needs to be addressed immediately.
“The international community must address the humanitarian issue in Afghanistan first, it is a matter of humanity.The humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan must be addressed first by the international community.It is an issue of human rights.The international community has a good deal of influence on the Taliban.
International community can exert a lot of influence over the Taliban.The Taliban want international recognition and the continuation of aid flows.
They want recognition from the international community and continuation of humanitarian aid.The Taliban wasn’t to be recognised as part of the system.”.”The Taliban were not to be recognized as part of this system.”
Weinbaum said there is no other industry or source of profit other than poppy, which was also adding to the discontent among Afghans.Weinbaum stated that there was no other source of income or industry than the poppy.
This is also contributing to discontentment among Afghans.
“There is no industry in Afghanistan except poppy growing and there is a liquidity crisis, this is leading to the start of the flow of refugees from Afghanistan.”.There is not a single industry in Afghanistan other than poppy cultivation.
The liquidity crisis is driving the flow of Afghan refugees to Afghanistan.
The ADSD was held by the Emirates Policy Center (EPC) with focus on the regional and international environments in the post-Covid-19 era.Emirates Policy Center (EPC), which focuses on regional and global environments post-Covid-19, held the ADSD.
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