International community sought guarantees for peace at Tashkent, analysts

KABUL (SW) – Analysts believe the global community sought to secure guarantees via the Tashkent International Conference that no threats of terrorism emerge from Afghanistan in the future.

In conversation with Salam Watandar, analysts said that the purpose of this meeting was to obtain guarantees from the Islamic Emirate against the threats to the security of the region and the world emerging from the soil of Afghanistan.

Aziz Meraj, one of the experts on political issues, said that the countries of the region are interested in giving privileges and maintaining deeper relations with the Islamic Emirate.

A number of political analysts say that countries in the region will monitor threats of terrorist activities from the soil of Afghanistan. They said the meeting in Uzbekistan was held under the influence of intense competition between the US and Russia, and every country wants to have the Islamic Emirate by its side.

Wais Nasiri, political analyst, said the conference was held in order to examine the situation of the people of Afghanistan and the issues that threaten the world.

On the other hand, Mahmoud Aztarabi, a university professor and expert on international relations, said the outcome of the meeting was not beneficial for the leaders of the Islamic Emirate.

“Such meetings can be useful, they can be very useful, especially in the case of Afghanistan, but the people who participate in this meeting and sit there with such an attitude, cannot make optimal use of it.”

Officials of the Islamic Emirate say they discussed economic, trade and security issues in the conference in Uzbekistan.

Amir Khan Mutakki, Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, said at this meeting that they are focused on the security of Afghanistan, the region and the world.

Almost a year has passed since the rule of the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan, but its leaders have not been able to secure recognition for their government despite participating in various meetings.

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